I'm looking for a commercial real estate brokers who can help source B&C class multifamily properties with 25+ units in Washington DC

We have been using five column accounting paper for income and expenses and including the rentals from sources other than the mentioned one. 

A has been working with his father business the last year that owns commercial real estate and franchises of fast food stores.

Also, meetup.com is another great source for local REI clubs too.

If you know the answer, and if you can get a link or a source, it would be great too. 

Residential is pretty straight forward with houses so not as much broker/agent value there except for sourcing the deal.

I am not ready yet to take this step, but I do consider source of income when screening for new tenants.

I have the costs of renting a separate room and having good food and better transport to work which is are a bit higher than those who skimp on these.

but, they do not owe the tax to the county anymore, they owe it to you, and you can and should charge them intrest on the money. usually they have a year to redeem the house, after that, its yours. the issue there is that you can't do a damn thing to it for a year. these issues are what we mean when we say, " do your homework". tax sales can be a great source, but you still have to know what you are getting into before you get into it. 

Has anyone used Probates Daily before, are they a reliable source for Probates leads?