I’m not opening any more dermatology offices but I know a lot more about commercial properties rather than residential since I am a tenant in 6 locations. 

So 4 units or less is considered residential, not commercial.

I've met with NetWorth Realty here in Atlanta and they work exclusively with 212 Loans.

It could be beneficial to begin your realty journey someplace where living is affordable, decent income is possible, and overall growth is likely (oh, and freedom may be important as well - and the US is becoming very segregated in that respect).

I am looking for recommendations for a GC that can build a 2BR 2BA home on a lot in a residential neighborhood.

If you are looking to invest in low-cost properties, whether they be commercial or residential, it is very important to consider the risks involved.

It's one unit off from your goal, yet obtaining a residential loan is much easier compared to a commercial loan.

Goal.This home sits on a .23 acres zoned residential with the option of changing the conditional use permit to multi-family.

Most of what I see on BP is focused on residential, but I'm curious if there are any forums or people I should follow for info about different asset classes?

Having worked in a W-2 environment for the last 20 years, I've now had my eyes opened to the incredible wealth building power of residential rentals versus the "quick fix" and subsequent tax bills from the land deals I've been doing.