Pricing for a 2 unit v 1 unit is different so the loan officer could have mispriced it. 

I just add to the spairs in the upstairs storage of my office. 

Today’s landlords aren’t just offering office space or empty lots for construction anymore.

@Blake Lawrence  One thing off the top of my head is pending booking revenues already realized. 

Time ran out so I filed with the court and sheriffs office.

If something like that happens I am usually standing in some 3rd floor corner office to make things happen. 

There was a recent post here about a guy complaining about how much his property manager charges to send a letter, $45, 20-some posters chimed in that it was crazy and a rip-off, and then finally one of the most experienced property managers here explained that the price charged really involved personally sending certified mail from the post office, actually scheduling a trip involving the inevitable waiting period for getting it done, tracking the return receipt, logging all the information for use later in court if necessary.

no, but i want to contact the corporate offices/brokers for the same companies that were in the spaces and gauge their interest. if not, then i'll go to their competitors in the same space.4) Is there the possibility of seller financing?

I find lots of realtors are having a heck of a time finding pilots so getting my name out to each office will have a much higher return then most.

I never dealt in Miami, but if Supreme Lending has an office near you, that would be a good place to start, we used them in Palm Beach county.A couple of observations though:STR’s in Miami Beach are Highly regulated, permits required, Most condo associations do Not allow them and the ones that qualify for str’s are highly priced.You are going to need at least 25% down, along with closing costs and any rehab money will most likely be out of pocket for an investment property.Many of the condos that you can do this with will be in buildings where the unit does Not qualify for traditional conventional loans, due the higher percentage of rental units verses the number of owner occupied.