We are currently looking for a good buyers agent, an insurance company that can do both the companies insurance as well as builders risk and vacant home insurance and an accountant that not only works with but is a real estate investor. 

I want to confirm that I am correct:For the first multi-family, which we are going to occupy, I can put down 3.5% with an FHA, whether it has 2, 3, or 4 units?

If you have solid references and you are a seasoned, licensed general contractor we are looking for you. 

We are also looking to hire some agents in our office if your interested.

I believe their fees are a little lower, but we are still in the early stages so, I can't recommend them yet.

I know he pulled back from that but I think they manage all of their units with some VA's or actual employees now.Also the Best way to get into it is too meet people join us at one of the many networking events in the area, you can find some on the events page here on BP or just log into Meetup and search for nearby Real Estate Investing,

I would love to meet up with investors and speak about the current market we are living in and where it is heading.

The lender does have the right to lower the limit in the event the value of the home securing the HELOC drops significantly.

We are now preparing to strategically grow our brokerage business, and we would like to approach the process with a "blank slate" in order to not bring in a "traditional brokerage" mentality.  

All lenders are different, and some do require 20%+ down.In reference to Andrew's comment, we are a true no money down lender.