See you around the site. ;-)

Echoing what @Andrew Beauchemin said, you can find out owners of buildings by looking at property tax records on your county's appraisal site. if the owner is a LLC (which is usually the case for larger multifamily), go to your state's secretary of state website and look up the business in the business records search. i'm not familiar with pennsylvania, but that's how every state I've looked at before operates. there is usually an agent of record who oftentimes is the owner, however, for a larger, more sophisticated owner, it could easily be a lawyer or someone else.if that fails, a broker is your best bet. they'll have the relationships with owners and other brokers you need. as others have said, it's hard to go off-market without a track record, but maybe by showing your current portfolio and explaining your desires, you may win someone over :)

Awhile back I was watching a video series/course @Brandon Turner had done and was on the site...it was pretty comprehensive and saved your progress.

I know there are complications with loaning to an LLC, so is a partnership the correct structure?

There are numerous sites out there you can use to help you to figure this out as well: zillow, trulia, redfin, realtor.com etc. 

@Susanna Carbaugh an attorney isn't necessary when closing at a title company assuming it isn't a super complicated deal.

If you go through Zillow they have a free program where you can post your ad and syndicate to a number of sites where I have gotten great response from (i.e.

Also if you have a good site to buy bandit signs from and recommendations for what to put on those please go ahead and let me know!

., welcome to the site!

I'm looking to get some realtor contacts within Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis markets, anyone that you've worked with, or any realtor on this site that works with MFH (2-4 units).