I have to list all parties to the transaction.

When you call their references, state the applicant listed them as a reference.

It's #32 on the list currently with a 2% growth rate from 2020 to 2023.

I think the privacy is high on my personal priority list as well, as i may have been going overboard by researching soundproofing solutions between walls and am actually in the process of adding another layer of drywall.

However I am wondering if investors in multifamily go into it with asking for 10-15% off of listing price? 

It doesn't have to be perfectly defined - for example you can have more than one market - but once you have a general criteria you can gather a list of Sponsors, eliminate those that don't fit your criteria, and then begin to interview them / some of their investors to make your final decision.

Hi,I was looking at some properties: https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/337-N-Colorado-St-Chandler-A... , like this one, its saying 1.3M, what would the downpayment be needed for this, what type of loan would I be looking for? 

I get a leasing fee ( equal one months rent) and 5% of the collected rent.. however I get no pay for raised rents ( which I determine and raise yearly) nothing for repairs or work done to the apartments. so its basically the 5% and leases.. and since I took over we went from 30 % vacancy to we are at full capacity with a wait list, and I raise the rents by almost 70% in the last 5 years. ( yes you read that right) .

Hey @Trenton Brown, unfortunately you'll see several multi-families that are incorrectly listed on MLS, so you'll need to look closely.

Listing inventory looks to have a trend that is counter to most other markets in Massachusetts; usually inventory increases in the Summer and lessens in the Winter!