It's all situational as your age, goals, regeneration of capital,etc. all play factors in strategy.I know for commercial real estate maybe 4 out of 10 calls the investor might be a fit for me.

Simply, as an agent, there is more disclosure involved.

In the true multifamily arena Duplexes, Tri-plexes, and Quads are not referred to as multifamily in regards to deal structure, financing structure, and underwriting standards, If you're looking at 5 Units and up your local residential agent may not be the best fit for this deal, you may want to use a commercial broker.

This one is a little more involved, but it keeps everyone's roles and responsibilities clearly defined.

I'd think Tyler is a closer fit as well, though I'm not too sure.Thanks for the input.  

This Realtor has been helpful in bringing me leads that fit all my criteria initially.

@Matthew PowellKyle Pearson at Pearson-advisory.com sounds like a great fit for you.

The commissioner said that I should get an architect involved.

This is exactly what we need, everything is better when government gets involved!

I have searched the forum and while there are posts about this, none really fit my question.