I have a network of some highly successful commercial and residential sales brokers who have serious contacts in the Philadelphia region.

When I run the numbers on both in the region I'm looking to purchase, the multi's seem to cashflow better.

Each one is different and unique and we will never make any guarantees.

I'd look into finding a lender to do LLC lending, look at brick and mortar lenders like regional and local banks and credit unions. 

(Taxes are pretty rough around here, this actually being one of the lower tax regions in the immediate vicinity).Roof was a complete tear off in 2014, but I'm definitely going to need to do the due diligence on the mechanicals (and capex/maintenance history).

Local to regional banks and credit unions do not typically have the best commercial loan terms.What is available to you for rate and term is dependent on the deal size.

Its a small residential town that services a larger regional city of Gladstone which has some natural gas plants, a port, refinery, smelter and power station. 

Hello BP Community - I am looking to insure a brick 3250 sq. ft. 4-unit in Midcoast Maine and the best quote I've found on a DP3 policy is $1,700, which includes full replacement cost of $564k, 10% rent loss, $1 Million liability, $5k personal property, $5k medical, $5k deductible.I understand that rates vary by region, so would any New Englanders, or Mainers specifically, care to weigh in or recommend an insurance company.Do most of you carry DP3 policies on your 1-4 units? 

So, if anyone knows anybody in the upstate region of  South Carolina, please recommend them!

@ChristopherRodriguez  The  Pocono's are like any other region,  some individuals like certain areas over others.