@Kenny Tsai I'm in the multifamily space.

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It's a great town, but I would say an older demographic, more money, more families, more owners/less renters.Manchester is a great option, especially for young professionals - lots to do, restaurants, bars, walking trails, easy access to Hartford and the suburban towns that host lots of farmers markets and outdoor activities. 

If you were to just sell it without refinancing, you would have access to 100% of your equity upon sale.

I only have access to the stats for my region...but in the entire mid atlantic, there is only 3 months of housing supply. 

So, I have a small commercial building in Memphis and a vacant space (1500sq.ft.)

I then found EnergyFunders, which seems to be the biggest name in the energy crowdfunding space, as far as I can tell.

I have no real intention of being an agent, as an investor, I just want access to the MLS in my area and to save a percent or two on commissions of our buying and selling.I am personally very interested in the commercial aspects of real estate and investing, and was wondering if I could be sponsored by a commercial brokerage, or if I would have to have a different license to do so. 

@Anthony Wick I did check the regulations and there is enough space for it to be legal.

No legal access, no water, floodways, hazardous waste, or utilities a hundred miles away are just some of the things that can make the property have little or no value.