Hi guys, I am about to renew my insurance policy for the 11 unit apartment complex that I own and wanted to check with anyone that can recommend a an insurance agent that specializes in these types of properties.My pr...

MLS the buyers agents husband had been a commercial broker for years and REALLY went to bat for us after the inspection.

I've had a few rentals over the years, have been a licensed broker, and setup and support retirement plans that allow for investment into real estate.

The owner of the hotel should be talking to a commercial broker 

Team members include the following (but not limited to): lender, mortgage broker, investors who trust you, property management company, third party companies assisting with due diligence and more. 

Find a mortgage broker in your city/town specializing in working with real estate investors.

A local broker could provide more specifics - Ocean view in an of itself has a lot of variety of building quality, flood zones, demographics etc. so depending on the specifics of the building it could easily be more or less.

Also contact one or two local brokers and see if they can be of any benefit.

Then, start underwriting deals sent to you by your broker.

@Tom Canterino I'd recommend talking to a good mortgage broker, they are often aware of many loan programs that can help with that kind of thing.You could also consider bringing in a partner who can either loan you some of the down payment or some other creative solution (e.g., initially unequal co-ownership but where you could buy back X% over time until you get to 50-50, or something else entirely).Seller financing, as @Dennis M. said, is another great creative strategy, it's a variation on the partner theme, except the "partner" is debt partnering with the former owner.