We want to pursue bigger commercial apartment deals with 20 to 60 units or more. 

I have done a few rehabs and just closed on my first commercial investment, a strip center in the San Antonio area.

I'm an Investor in Brooklyn, NY.I'm thinking that I would like to work as a Sales Agent towards a Broker's License eventually.After thinking about it, there might be some issues in regards to personally buying a property.Let's take a particular scenario.I am the Agent for a Broker that represents a Seller.There are multiple Bids.I fully believe the property can be more valuable than the Highest Bid.Because I have access to those Bids, when a call for Best and Final comes, and I see those bids, is this problematic or at worst, illegal?

I am new to real estate investing, essentially just helping the family with their businesses to get experience as an real estate agent first.3 unit commercial property just south of the beltline, Capital View to be specific.

These can be "conforming loans" like FHA/VA for low down payment.If you don't live in it then it's similar but it's considered a commercial loan and you will likely have to come up with more down payment. 20%-25%

Single Family Residence (SFR), Multi Family Residence (MFR), Commercial Small Apartments, Medium to Large Apartments?  

I have a couple mortgages under an LLC that are commercial loans.

If you don't take the FHA route, you can expect to have to put close to 20-25% down if you finance through a bank or commercial lender.If you have a steady w2 job, some savings for a downpayment, and the price is right, I believe acquiring a loan for a fourplex shouldn't be too difficult!

Beach or park access nearby would be a plus.

Ridley Park, PA Seven Unit FlipSince I started buying property last year, I have wanted to get into doing fix and flips, buying and holding large MF, and getting involved with commercial lending.