Be prepared to pay top dollar. 

What questions should I prepare for the call?

What questions should I prepare for the call?

What questions should I prepare for the call?

I'm a investor/realtor based on the Central Coast and I specialize in Multifamily and other investment type properties.

The City of Edmond, for example, does a great job with their city planning and protecting the long term property values, so be prepared to make adjustments to the original plan. 4 - Most of the local builder have contracts that can be used, although we'd always recommend having your attorney review the documents. 

The purchaser takes the property charged with the primary liability for the payment of the prior mortgage and must therefore service the prior liens to prevent loss of the property by foreclosure of the prior liens.”https://www.jimersoncobb.com/blog/2012/08/special-considerations-for-bringing-a-foreclosure-action-by-a-junior-lienholder/

Good PMs are prepared for bad scenarios, but no one can protect you from every bad outcome.

But if you're looking at smaller deals (sub-50 units), syndicating might result in a higher cost structure as you'll have to deal with lawyers and specialized accountants.

If you are purchasing commercial property in DC I don't need to go too far out on the limb to say without a doubt that this investment will be large enough to justify getting an attorney involved to prepare the LOI and PSA.