Sean, if you find a good mortgage broker that knows what he/she is doing, they can have you buy that condo as a second home which only requires a 10% down payment. 

@Louis Bratton I do flips in the Durham areas near downtown and am also a broker, and moving a kitchen can be necessary any many cases in that area.

They offer various real estate classes for different states (some are just salesperson licenses, others offer a broker's course too), check it out and see if your state is listed.

From first-hand experience, trust nothing from seller/broker. 

I don't think you (or anyone) should pick based on the brokerage but rather the broker's experience investing.

I guess a MF broker or property management company should be able to help, but I think you must have already explored that option.

If it is a minor issue I sometimes would just roach bait the unit and let the tenant know that technically this is on them, but I am providing this as a one-time customer service. 

I was also had a Broker license in Texas for about 30 years.

But storEdge is just one piece of the larger hardware, software and call-center package that they have put together (including customized programming that they have done on their own).So far I have not found a syndication sponsor that is more innovative at automating facilities and removing manual/human management.

Once you get above five units the game changes and it is outside of the wheelhouse for most real estate agents.If you're looking for larger 30+ units then you should connect and network with commercial multifamily brokers in your area.