@Dan White they know how to find the comps and will talk to brokers...also you can get some broker opinion for the ARV. 

Andrew Hwang is a commercial broker and attorney. 

If any of those people later buy the property, the original broker still gets a commission.

Yes, I work with an investor-focused super-agent/broker here in Atlanta.

Im partial to using a broker for obvious reasons :P

Meaning for every dollar I put in, the bank or broker will put 400 in.

Can anybody recommend me some dependable accountants, mortgage brokers and real estate agents who are investor savvy?

I have brokered a few of these and see what they look like after they are all renters.. yards are junk .. junk cars every were oil patchs park on the lawn.. you get all the same stuff..  

Look up their NMLS or real estate broker license number for a good starting point that'll weed out 90% of the scammers.For NMLS, it's centralized: http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/ Some private/HML type lending, depending on state, will be under the auspices of the state real estate broker licensing entity.

@Nima S. wanted to follow up to see if there are RE agents/brokers with experience in helping out starting RE investors acquire small MF property in Queens- specific in areas of Sunnyside/Woodside/Maspeth/Flushing etc?