But as Nathan said, do your own research and shop around and compare.

After that you can shop/hunt for property.If you are just kicking tires, do a drive by.

I suggest if you haven't already, get preapproved by a reputable lender and shop around.

I thought we went over this clearly.So, I start shopping around again.

, grocery story and machine shop employees in uniform...I estimated that maybe 10 or so were seasoned investors.  

I can rent that unit and then go shop for either another multi or a SFR.In regards to a multi being hard to carry when/if a vacancy were to occur...If you're doing the calculations correctly and assigning a value to vacancy every month (and actually saving that money) then a vacancy shouldn't hurt when it happens.

It sounds like the print shops you have looked into might not be direct mail printers, though of course I am just assuming. 

These thriving city centers also offer urbanites the ability to live, work, shop and entertain in close proximity, satisfying their desire for shorter commutes and greater walkability.

Lots of investors keep telling me that, but they aren't the ones shopping for a new home to live in and none of them have PHDs in economics.

There is no one-stop shopping for insurance around here in my experience.