Hi all, I've successfully completed a couple fix/flip projects to generate some cash I'd like to put towards a quality multi-family.  

Look on loop net for multis in lbk.

I do not not make referrals to third parties without direct contact after understanding the issues directly.

Unless your doing some multi million dollar commerical deal were up front due diligence money is common but so is totally vetting the lender.

A pretty property with low equity should be the target.MLOs don't necessarily have to be a commercial property, just multi-family in my experience. 

If for some stupid reason the parties overlooked this in negotiating the sale of the building then the new owner is stuck for what ever is down as security deposit on those leases and is responsible for honoring that to his new tenants.

If purchasing for hold and rentals, are single family, multi, condos or apartments more profitable?

When I was 13 I started my own landscaping company in NJ (Divine Landscaping) and just recently started a video production company (Non Stop Productions).Through the 4 years I have been in Raleigh, NC I have seen an enormous change in real estate and I am tired of sitting back and watching other investors get rich quick. 

If you're looking at Multis, then you'll likely be using Cap Rate a lot, but if you're looking at single family houses this won't be as important. 

@Bobby BarlowYou are a disqualified party to your Solo 401k.