You will have to set up an account and sign a non-disclosure to get access to these, but that's pretty easy to do.

Also, does anyone recommend any good strategies for sourcing off-market or non-MLS deals in the area?

Hello,I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good strategy for finding good off-market or non-MLS deal flow, particularly in the small-medium size multifamily space.

Are you using non-recourse debt to finance your investment properties. 

-Since you have to pay for application fees $90 in our case (non-refundable ) plus a $250 holding fee (non refundable if approved and refuse to sign the lease ) I do not think it makes sense to apply for several locations.

give a non-refundable option to purchase and then Market your option

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(to name a few):- RealBlocks (https://www.realblocks.com/), only for accredited investors, allows for secondary liquidity from P2P token exchanges for fractions of individual CRE properties- BuildingBits (https://buildingbits.com/), for both non-accredited and accredited investors, $100 minimum investing in individual CRE properties- Jointer (https://www.jointer.io/), for both accredited and non-accredited investors, allows you to tokenize your property by creating a land-trust and allowing Jointer to purchase equity in your property in exchange for cash (financed by token holders/investors who are debt financing at an interest rate equal to a CRE index), while you continue to manage your property and split cash-flow and appreciation profits with Jointer.

Second non-related question - When the people say "I usually look for $100 Cash Flow for 1 door, and $200 for 2 doors" What does this mean exactly?

If so, you may wish to consider investing your retirement funds in real estate via a self-directed 401k or IRA.If you are self-employed with no full-time w-2 employees, you can set up a Solo 401k & rollover funds from a non-Roth IRA as a tax-free direct rollover and then invest in real estate.Solo 401k vs.