Hi All, We are branching into commercial real estate from flipping residential properties.

Because it is the commercial space, it is a little harder to find track records (versus residential where you can go to their Zillow profile and see past sales).I would recommend networking like crazy. 

Right now, I'm looking to invest in small multi or residential properties in Dallas-Fort Worth or Atlanta or Detroit, MI. 

We specialize in residential demo (decks, sheds, kitchens, bathroom, carpet and flooring removal), junk removal (garage clean outs, basement clean out, hoarded houses, etc), and we haul materials (gravel, sand, stone, rock and building materials).Please reach out our facebook page at Done Right Haul Away LLC. 

Hi @Elaine Lee There is no cost to use a residential mortgage broker, as they get paid by the lender once the loan is funded.

Comps were low for the immediate area - this is a large 3 unit in a nice residential area.

Assuming this is residential, that would be 27.5 years.You can do a cost segregation analysis and re-categorize the entire building into its component depreciation buckets. 

I have a residential lot in an area that seems to be going up in value quickly so I don't want to get rid of it.

I ran into this a lot early on when I was investing solely in residential rentals.

Columbus has a prime flip/hold market in the residential game due to the types of homes in the area.