You’re going to want a great insurance agency.

Only negatives have been the non-profits and govt agencies I have to deal with and the paperwork.  

Basically from a financing perspective as you scale, it will generally follow the path of Conventional (FHA/Agency) --> DSCR --> Non-Recourse Large Portfolio Loans

I wanted to ask if anyone has worked with an investor friendly title agency / attorney in Central NJ (either Monmouth or Ocean counties).

One of my mentors who is also a local RE broker and owner of an agency ran a CMA report on the property.

I reached out to the agent saying that we have other agents watching for properties that fit out needs and we do not want to get into an exclusive arrangement in case another property comes around . . . will see what she says since we have not signed the offer package yet.Another reason to read all 40 pages or so when the come in for signature to make sure you do not miss something like this . . . none of past offer packages have had exclusive agency clauses.

Whoever does the title (the seller normally chooses the agency/agent) would do the searches, flood search, etc). 

If you are moving it from an LLC into your name to get best terms, the agencies will require you wait 6 months before doing a cash-out refiIf you are moving it into an LLC and then doing a refi, you can't use agency debt; you will need to get a bank loan. 

Each agency raised its 2022 cap for multifamily loans to $78 billion.

They have access to a variety of products (agency, CMBS, banks, CUs, etc.)It is not my lane so I won't speak on it too much.I know a great one in CA.