If you are taking a space in a center with multiple vacancies, or even taking a space that has been sitting vacant for some time, I would imagine you have a strong hand in the negotiation.Curious: are you working with a broker that represents you or are you negotiating directly with the landlord/landlord rep?

I'm interested in small multifamily. 

I'm looking for possibly an internship or an employment opportunity, I'm knew to the business however I am quite informed I just need a little direction.

I'm sure that is true, because most mortgage companies aren't going to go searching for issues when there aren't problems - but in the truest sense of the word this is loan fraud and I'm just not up for it in my portfolio.I did hear from a friend of a friend type that she was able to close a subto with a small local bank somewhere in Georgia (property was also located there) because of a long standing relationship with the bank. 

You could also try to contact the seller directly and even make them a back-up offer if their contract with the wholesaler is ending and then buy it directly from the seller. 

I can't post directly that information but just below in my signature area.

They'll be able to help and point you in the right direction to see if it's even possible to house hack based on your current position and market conditions.

If you are or become an accredited investor, you can make straight cash investments into funds, which are small portfolios of properties.Best of luck!

I went to a small local bank for the loan and it really wasn't' much harder than a convention loan.

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