Some of these surprised me. 

I've been in commercial real estate lending for about 7 years so I suppose I'm not new to real estate however owing residential/small multifamily is a relatively new venture for me.

Now, 90% of these "contractors" are big companies that looking for expensive residential work but if you sniff through the reviews and see things like, "Mel was great to work with" over and over again it's more than likely not a huge company.

That will change the recommendations as it determines if you're looking at residential or commercial realtors, loans, etc.In a general sense, I'd say there's a respectable amount of MF in Chattanooga. 

I suspect your current agent is residential/small multi focused.2.

I'm a residential contractor and I've worked on a few manufactured homes, but I just didn't know what people thought about mobile homes manufactured homes as an strategy.

Most residential agents do not understand the investors needs.

If you’re flipping a house where everything is already in decent shape and functional (roof is new, doors are tight, paint is fresh), but some areas are somewhat dated, what upgrades would you spend $10k on to get the...

So a deal where a house or a residential multi family property is in a bad condition, you do some rehab work, which raises the value of the property.

I'm wanting to develop approximately 30 acres of residential zoned land I own in Oklahoma.