Hi all, I just got under contract on a multi family deal in Mobile, Alabama.

I've heard some horror stories, so anything that can be leveraged would be helpful for everyone.Below is a sampling of the type of properties we are currently targeting:- Office Space - Industrial property - 20+ multifamily- Retail centers (strip centers ok)- Medical facilities/clinics - Self storage- Mobile home parksShoot me a message if you'd like more details or recommendations for other information to post for everyone.

Key Principals (KPs) are also known as Guarantors and is a term used by Agency lenders (Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae) on non-recourse commercial loans.

Last year I purchased this 1 acre with a 2000 sqft brick house and 6 mobile homes for $150k (owner financed after I put $30k down).

It's the environmental protection agency. 

We own and operate a few other businesses as well including a coworking space, a digital ad agency and an online training company.

If you want to do the inspection for the buyer, then it should ONLY be a house that you are not listing (and probably not one in the company you work for...unless you do dual agency).

BremnerThe other option would be to use a "non-agency" loan product where income/debt ratio is not a factor and there is no seasoning requirement or 3 months seasoning requirement.  

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The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.