Hi Account ClosedI would suggest that finding appropriate rental rates is a key first step.  

They may provide wider scope of options (including possibly appropriate residential loans), and work with appropriate legal counsel (I am not an attorney) to make sure that it is structured correctly to satisfy both the needs of the partners and the financial lender (whether it is a bank or a hard money lender).

And if I found an agent on BP that I wanted to work with, what's the appropriate way to go about it.

Kinda new to BP and thought it was appropriate.

Every neighborhood in a metro area will be different in it's pricing, and the understanding by different agents in how to price appropriately will be different.

I made sure to listen and ask the appropriate questions.

My intent is to meet with a real estate attorney (recommendations welcome) to make sure it is legal and appropriate for MD.

Hi, I am a new BP Pro member and I am committed to making my first purchase in the next couple of months. I am analyzing as many properties as I can.  I am very interested in small multi-family units (2-4) as an initi...

I'm anticipating on making a cash offer on a small office building in my area, which means that I'll need to submit a proof of funds letter with my offer.   The cash will partly come from the sale of another property ...

So the best one's will underwrite just like a lender and there are far and few lenders that would make a 100% acquisition loan.. as stated your real chore should be rounding up the equity ( downpayment) then you have other options you have B2R  Coloney and others that are in the SFR space and probably more appropriate for this deal than a crowdfunder