My wife and I are looking for investment properties in the South Bay as well, and are both Realtors here.   

With regards to the potential duplex deal, once you purchase your property you can list the rental units on MLS with a trusted realtor.

As a realtor, I go on probably 30 inspections per year for other people's properties, so I have picked up a lot of building knowledge that way too. 

i have just bought my condo in atlantic city, I have been renting 5 years. do i need certificate of occupancy  if i been living here.the building 1927.it was inspected 2018 by city and cleared. i have all that is needed fire alarm co detector etc. sales is done, and then they ask for one, it was a cash  ( no Bank ) as is sale no realtor .  

He is regarded as one of the top multi family realtors in Memphis. 

I have sold property there as a realtor and I know their inspections are ridiculous and time-consuming, does this apply to wholesaling as well, any help would be appreciated.

It's a great investment, so I told a realtor friend that I'm interested in multi-family and asked him to send me regular emails of listings in my area.After a couple months I called him to say, "I'm going to stay in my lane and stick with commercial."

Someone here on BP shared his Realtor had been living in his home without his knowledge.

Im both an investor and a licensed realtor.

They get just $15 an hour asking realtors to write 10 purchase contracts 50% off the market value which means low probability of getting accepted.