Is there anyone out there willing to teach/partner (preferably teach/mentor) me when it comes to wholesaling , lease-options, etc....been wanting to get started for years just need and want the correct assistance to help me!

Your best option is to go to local RE meetups.

Your only option is do the work yourself or hire a GC.

Your options on how you can structure this depends on the state and how many doors you have at the multifam.

75%LTV + 15% seller but still 10% down so not much different than what Erik said besides 5% seller difference.Asking the good questions, as there are creative options out there! 

Another option may be to tell them what you just said and that their 3 month delay has cost you a lot in rates and that they need to take off $ to make the deal fit your numbers so you can close... 

The Pro "PLUS" payment link is working but unfortunately the PRO option is not. 

@Tom JordanHere's a start: 1. start a buyer's list (or use existing from company)2. various forums3. daisy chain with a wholesaler to tap into their buyers4. reach out to brokers who sold similar property in the greater area5. reach out to owners who have similar property in the area (particularly recent buyers)If the commercial space is < the residential space and there is no more than 4 units total, this could be a good option for an FHA/conventional buyer.

Is there an I/O option? 

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