I’m looking to pick up a large multi family complex. 1.

We'd love to meet new folks in the area and would be open to partnering on deals to continue the learning curve, particularly in the small multi-family rental space (easy access to PATH/mass transit).Looking forward to sharing our experiences and connecting with you.Best,Nick Senter

Given your goals in getting into multifamily, it may be worth considering the opportunity cost of selling now & potentially losing out on any additional appreciation or whether you'd be able to find anything in the multi space anytime soon.

I'm looking for multi-family properties, so hopefully someone that specializes in that.  

BP,We've found an 8-unit with great numbers and we've got enough investors lined up to make the 30% down on the property. Now what? I'm looking for some help with what happens next, as in what will the banks be lookin...

To fill the gaps between new builds for our own account we are looking to do work for others.We are not well suited to the large volume / low return type of work (flip contractor, small remodels, etc.) but have the ideal setup and experience for new home construction, custom homes, small commercial and multi-family, and major remodels. 

You should be able to find insurance for that building less than $3k / year.You can find good PM's for 8% and no placement fees or other hidden fees.Also worth knowing the multi-family market in San Jose is softening right now. 

For my first deal, I am looking for a small multi family building in the greater LA area that I can utilize owner-occupancy.  

You can hand out your card at school owned restaurants then you won’t have to meet any standards the school may have while at the same time being able to still advertise to studentsThat’s my 2 cents.

Same thing goes for Stockton (just not to the same degree).