I want to pull the trigger on a property within the next 5 months but I still have yet to determine the most ideal location.

@Jerry Ellis What I always do on every deal, first I fully research the property to get an ideal of what the property is worth to me and what I want to get it for. 

Commercial typically costs more and has higher loan fees, plus much higher rent, so vacancy rates are more concerning, but if you have the capital, I would definitely look into NNN or at least NN. 1 tenant ideally, a national high-credit tenant, or if you want to do a strip, probably-3 tenants max to start would be the best idea. 

(But yes, that would be ideal!

Hello I want to buy a complex building around 10 to 15 apartments.My father have 6 rental houses, which mean that I deal with tenants all my life.I have a very good score 730 credits, Engineering degree but no money save, never bought a property.

Loan structure: My ideal situation would be to have a commercial loan that covers the purchase cost and the rehab.

Ideally we would find the house, send him the rehab budget, ARV, comps, etc. 

Ideally, you should be dictating insurance coverage's that you want to be quoted. 

Hey Jerad,I deal quite a bit in multi-family investment as I'm a commercial agent and property manager here in the Twin Cities.

I had asked that I purchase the property vacant, because 1) I want to live upstairs 2) not only the leak and damage, but the tenant has a dog which goes directly against the lease 3) unit producing under market rent 4) I was worried about dealing with an eviction giving the tenant 30 days to vacate which would be the end of February (not ideal to move in February in Connecticut).