I would preferably like to talk to someone who mad the transition from residential into commercial.

That would involve either showing proof of funds or talking to one of my preferred hard money lenders to get pre-qualified based on income and assets.  

The most preferable way would be to improve Prop A and sell then complete a full exchange at the increased price and buy Prop B.  

I'm looking to get started by buying a multifamily home (preferably in Tampa but I'm open to wherever the wind takes me!). 

Hi everybody,I have been searching for about 6 months for a 3-4 unit multifamily unit in the Chicago area, preferably north side.

Its split 50-50  I personally think that its your preference  its how you want people to see you . 

I know my limits and that's a job I prefer to delegate.By the way, all these people that I can call to get a quote for my rental fix-it work or getting an approval letter - I will call just to see how they are because it's not always about calling to get something for me.What is your most challenging part of building your team or for those that have solid people in place, what was your most challenging?

If you prefer female tenants (I recommend them, they tend to take better care of your property) then you want something in a nice neighborhood - someplace not-scary.Hope that helps!

I have found many sellers prefer to deal with an agent and many have stated it is because we are held to a higher standard.

Out side of those personal preferences, I think that would, generally, be considered a solid deal.