You just need to find or be referred to a good loan officer..As for mortgage brokers, I don't prefer them, but there is a trade-off. 

I do have a bathroom door that is destroyed on the bottom in my office 10 feet from where I am sitting, right now.

Is there any commercial loan officers someone can recommend. 

I've been renting properties for more than 50 years and I still learn things about rental law I should have known about many years ago.Then, go to an apartment association in your area to get free forms, get forms from office supplies, on the internet and from your real estate brokers.

(almost all contractor hires will be "Take a Chance" until you've used them and they have proved to be a good fit for you).When you talk to the contractor, ask for (3) references from jobs they have done like yours in the past (1) year.Then call the references and ask about their experience with the person, quality of work, etc.For many trades, going in person to see the referenced work is intelligent.

I’m getting ready to start a certification program focused on data science. Anyone using those disciplines as part of your REI systems?

Can anyone recommend a lender in the Onslow County or surrounding area that provides finds for small commercial office buildings?

@Ray Reed called the DCA office in Trenton and the house has no violation, but it was never registered.

That is right behind my broker’s office.

Emotional Intelligence is pretty good too.