I really wouldn't classify a broker/agent selling 2 duplexes as a commercial broker/agent.At least not to me they aren't.2,3,4 units is residential property for lending purposes.

The seller was aware that I wanted to add a second story.I know if the repair hadn't been done it would be classified as a "latent defect" but I am not sure of the situation if the crack has been repaired.Do they no longer need to disclose it?

You've got to hand it to BP that you can find almost anything here, but not as much as Craigslist (sic).

Craigslist is free, there may be other online classifieds as well.

Therefore, a duplex, tri-plex, & quadraplex are all classified as residential properties and all receive residential loans.

He kept hawking something saying "with one tiny classified ad", yadda yadda.I remember laughing at first, but I looked at the info he had on how to place ads in papers.

Last month I put in an ad for a vehicle I was trying to sell it only cost me $20 to throw it in the classifieds of the town paper.

So I live in an apartment currently that is supposedly a "luxury apartment", there are however quite a few things done wrong here to classify it as "luxury".

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You can good a google search for hard money lenders in florida, you can also look in the classifieds of your paper.Of course my best suggestion would be to attend local REI Clubs and find people there.