We'd love to meet new folks in the area and would be open to partnering on deals to continue the learning curve, particularly in the small multi-family rental space (easy access to PATH/mass transit).Looking forward to sharing our experiences and connecting with you.Best,Nick Senter

. 😉 Again, the only thing I wish I'd made more of a priority was accessing that equity while in an easier position to do so from a banks perspective.

Would someone be able to recommend a good commercial multifamily broker for the Phoenix area?

I'm a NJ based investor looking for introductions to commercial brokers in Indianapolis. 

To fill the gaps between new builds for our own account we are looking to do work for others.We are not well suited to the large volume / low return type of work (flip contractor, small remodels, etc.) but have the ideal setup and experience for new home construction, custom homes, small commercial and multi-family, and major remodels. 

I would also recommend Peter Harris's free online course on Udemy about commercial real estate.

In a lot of cases we are able to pull out all of our original investment when we refinance the property into a long-term commercial loan.

I like the area for a few reasons: The people that live there seem to be solid working class folk with a strong sense of communnity, access to the Parkway is easy,  every store you could possibly need is on Rte 35, the schools seem good, and it's probably an amazing place to live in the summer.Does anyone have experience investing here or have any insight they would be willing to share?

I'm a licensed contractor, commercial realtor, and I'm an import broker.

You can get better access with a local bank, you get to know them and vice versa which will make it easier to get things done.