I’d also Google “commerical mortgages” if you’re looking at 5+ units in your target multifamily.

Cristobal,A quick search on google will turn up all sorts of excel options.

There are a number of generators online:Shopify's Name Generator: https://www.shopify.com/tools/business-name-genera...AI Based Tool: https://namelix.com/You can also just search on Google for Name Generators.

I guess getting the cards may be a challenge if your credit is down, but you can check out some articles like this (https://wallethub.com/credit-cards/bad-credit-bala...) and see if you can find something to take the edge off. 

I once let to a tenant who claimed he had no credit history because he paid cash for everything, he was a minister,he sounded great , as soon as he moved in he was partying and indulging in various un minister like activities, a google search turned up the fact that he'd spent 20 years in jail for murder and was making up for all the lost time.

I'll have to bookmark this page to get back to a few of the professionals here when I need help on our multifamily acquisitions in Texas this year.I don't have any referrals in the space you're looking for but in general, when searching, you can also just punch in "YOUR CITY or AREA" plus "ATTORNEY" into the search window above and check out a few bios and people's past endorsements to zero in on someone that fits your ticket.

You don't need a "business phone", get a google # its free.

You can always just google upcoming auctions and it should be pretty easy to see where and when the next one will be.

Google lady fined $72,000 for Las Vegas Airbnb. 

I've never heard of the town and know nothing about it (besides what I can find on Wikipedia and a basic google search), but the property looks promising (it's a mixed use building with 7 small residential units and three store fronts) and the numbers seem to add up when using the BP calculator, even being very conservative.