I’ve been in the sfr duplex and fourplex game for about a year and am looking to make the leap into commercial multifamily.

I have found a deal. And now since I’ve never thought about financing...I’m realizing I don...

Depending on the specific sub-market, the right agent with access to pocket and off-market properties might be the angle you need to look into...

@David Cruice I don't think I'd be interested in being a Realtor, it would be strictly for MLS access and saving commissions, not to mention it will help me build relationships with lenders, contractors, brokers, etc., however working at a real estate investment company for a few years definitely seems like a great idea to understand how everything works.

Perhaps in the smaller commercial space where you are dealing with mom and pop type of properties you might ask for and receive a Schedule E, but in larger transactions you just don't typically see that.

However, it's my broker that I work with so it's really a matter of finding a broker that has access to those companies that will provide that type of coverage. 

Hello everyone,I was just advised that if I want to be serious about this business, I need MLS access. 

My partner is the money guy, and I'm great at re-imagining & redesigning a space to make it function better.Let's connect & see if we can help each other out.

Also, you can collect rent and security deposits, perform background and credit checks, and have access to rent application and lease templates.

I'm a contractor so I intend to occupy the office space unit and one of the apartments, and then rebab the apartments one by one.

I analyze deals daily and have access to residential and commercial filters on the MLS.