While I don't offer PM services outside the folks I work with to purchase investment properties, I'm happy to chat if you need some help/advice.

In those cases, the listing brokers are selling to their client list and end up on both sides.Smaller deals up to 30 or so may show up in Loopnet, Crexi, MLS, local commercial exchanges, etc. making it easier for buyer brokers to help identify properties. 

I could also leave a unit within the multifamily property vacant when I am abroad to use for storage if needed, to better help solidify the "primary residence" requirement.This is a pretty specific question, so I haven't been able to find any previous posts on it or any helpful literature online.

I started working as a MLO 1.5 years ago and am talking to my manager about how we can add this to our product list.

If anyone here has experience with this type of sale, I’d love to hear your recommendations and any insights you might have.Thanks in advance for your help.

This gives us the ability to help our clients structure creative investment deals as attorneys and help them close those transactions smoothly. 

And, to cool the property down before a new guest arrives.Hope this helps someone.

Right now, solving problems for realtors is the best way to help them and help your own business as well. 

It becomes an amazing cycle that helps everyone!

At this point, is it worth it to get my insurance involved to help motivate the HOA to address the issue or will getting my insurance involved slow things down?