I have been looking more and more into trying out the MLO strategy to get my hands on a large apartment complex or a residential multi-family property.

I'm an Investor in Brooklyn, NY.I'm thinking that I would like to work as a Sales Agent towards a Broker's License eventually.After thinking about it, there might be some issues in regards to personally buying a property.Let's take a particular scenario.I am the Agent for a Broker that represents a Seller.There are multiple Bids.I fully believe the property can be more valuable than the Highest Bid.Because I have access to those Bids, when a call for Best and Final comes, and I see those bids, is this problematic or at worst, illegal?

Single Family Residence (SFR), Multi Family Residence (MFR), Commercial Small Apartments, Medium to Large Apartments?  

Hi Dan, I'm interested in multi-family at the moment......duplexes, triplexes....small apartment buildings. 

Beach or park access nearby would be a plus.

Also I plan to buy a total of five duplexes, which; I will later trade up for a Apartment Complex.

If you're the only one in the area with a pool then that is going to set your unit apart.

Buy an apartment building, rehab the vacant units, and sell property once fully stabilized (with an alternate exit strategy of refinancing with a commercial lender).The acquisition and construction will be financed by private money, the renovations performed by a GC, and the property listed and sold via a traditional agent.  

I now believe I have access to OPM at pretty decent rates.

My next step is to start building a team on the ground to have access to off market deals (building relationships with property managers, brokers).