So you have to do a search and be creative, plus add some personal "touches" to make it both relevant and unique.

Unique features that we receive from CBIZ: - the rates were 1/2 of what others quoted - up to 2 years of rental income will be covered in event of loss of use of home in addition to replacement/repair!

A self-employed field inspector who is already driving certain regions on a regular basis and performing a similar function for mortgage companies would be able to take on additional work in those areas and provide quick turnaround.

If I recall correctly, if an owner lived at the property the unit they occupied is dedicated as the "owner's unit" and that must be the unit the owner moves back into.SF is very unique and this situation is pretty common.

Normally the houses are listed on a subcontractors website (my region is southwestalliance.com) who then lists them with a local broker.

Does it vary by region?

If the proposal goes THROUGH (presentation next Thursday), I will need a local commercial lender in all of the markets: Des Moines, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Baltimore, Providence...The questions I need answered for each of those market are:Question to ask the Commercial Lender 1) what is multi-family real estate market in your region?

If anyone can PM me some good property managers to interview within the New Haven County region of Connecticut, I would really appreciate it.  

Appraisal might be a tad high, but I don't know the property or how unique it is so that opinion doesn't mean a whole lot.

When I talked to Regional, they informed me that most basements only have a couple of ceiling vents.