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I believe there are some websites that you can search for vacant properties.  

I am in search of anyone who has structured private financing contracts. 

I haven't done a lien search through the county yet but plan to next few days.

The CFBP (or BCFP if your are a stickler) is tooled up to take on people that write hundreds of mortgages a month, not 80 in a year.

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the bucks county market, but I would recommend going to your local real estate meetup (download 'meetup' app and search real estate) and I bet you that someone there will be able to provide insight on best places to buy a multi family.Good luck!

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I do however usually start my search for NO FEE apartments so therefore I don't have much experience negitiating rates with agents. 

I’d be a hypocrite at that point and I have a higher authority to answer to . .. and Really Your not fooling anybody because it only takes a simple online search or call to the tax assets office to find out who actually owns the building even if it’s in a llc .