Kristal Stevenson finding agent/broker isn’t hard to find.

If you don't mind, I'm going to share with you a step-by-step guide that commercial brokers in NYC like myself would use:1) Check market demands: Before anything, you'd need to find sales and rentals reports for your neighborhood and check the current inventory.

Commercial brokers typically do not have time to be bombarded by questions when in a transaction just so someone not buying can get (trained up).Reminds me of a car audio business sign I saw one time hanging in the front door decades ago.

And if so, does there need to be a discussion with the broker since they would want a slice of the pie?

We had known from the get-go that it was part of a portfolio, but we were hoping, based on broker guidance, that the seller will break up the portfolio to get the highest price on each asset. 

Any recommendations for an insurance broker in the triangle that hunts for best rates vs me just going to my current agent?

Business is business and the customer always pays.

I am a numbers girl and Apartments and condos provide amenities that bring value to my customers.  

Sounds like you want a commercial broker right?

We just discontinued all our HomeAway listings because of the fees and their horrible customer service.