They are very informative, and contain ample information on investing in real estate.

I am looking to buy a mid to large size apartment building right now (10-100 units).

My wife has been in prop management for most of her adult life and is a regional manager for a large company so I plan on using her skills on the management side (why didn't we do this much sooner!!).

I also have some hard money lenders available to me through personal relationships and a fairly large credit card line to finance some repairs.My step between now and #1 was buying a duplex.

You have to choose a specialty within commercial and become a specialist (industrial,retail,office,large multifamily,etc.).I have found many agents eager but then fizzle out after a few weeks.

Also, the quality of tenant also largely depends on the property you buy.  

Hello,My partner and I are in the market for mid size to large apartment buildings and we are hoping to meet up or chat with some local multi-family property managers.  

They are very informative, and contain ample information on investing in real estate.

@Ryan EllisI'm curious to know where you learned thisWholesaling lease options or lease option assignments should be done on an option release system First step is you enter into a lease an option with the seller with a letter of intent to sell your interest in the paperwork (or if an agent enter into a listing agreement for lease option)Instead of assigning the deal, you have the tenant buyer place 3% of value of the property in escrow made payable to a title co.You have the seller and the tenant buyer sign off that it's agreed that the 3% is a option release paid to youA new lease and option is created between the seller and tenant buyer (with no large option consideration)You could discount the house value by 3%Use a collection co to take rent and pay underlying note and mortgageHave tenant buyer go to bank and save 3% for downpaymentI would be licensed in FL as you are brokering.

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