of the tanks were steel, and petroleum products are corrosive.

A loan being sold on the secondary market must meet Criteria A B and C, whereas a portfolio loan can choose to require you to only meet C.As you scale up, your relationship with the lenders will become more important.You could also try for a commercial "blanket" loan, where you are putting the existing properties into one loan.

They are not making more B and some of that get converted to condos.  

Plus, some people would do repairs different than others, Band-Aids versus surgery mentality.3.

I am paying under $500 for my policies.Reach out to @AnthonyLee from Cobalt Steele in Red Bank NJ.  

I want to desing my future mail out to the owners of B and C units.

In my experience if a tenant keeps telling you they will do something by X date and they don't it is better to rip the band aid off than give them too many chances.

I see a good financial decision getting 8%+ cap, but it does have bars on the windows and a steel cage for a screen door.  

When I first got my license, I was with companies like Keller W & Coldwell B and much of the training, etc was centered around residential topics and I wasn't feelin' it, so I linked-up with a friend of mine that started a brokerage that focuses on working with investors- which is my passion and yes... 2 different worlds.So it all comes down to what excites you and gets you out of bed in the morning.If you like the arena of multifamilies, try to link up with a company like Marcus & Millichap or Cushman & Wakefield, etc who will train and support you in working with apartments, etc.

I understand that strategy, but we're still identifying our A, B and C areas in Bakersfield, so until we do that and see a good deal, we're on the sidelines for now.