We went into it thinking eventually we'd want to flip houses, possibly do syndications, get realtor licenses, and essentially be a one stop shop for investors (i.e. turnkey).

Start underwriting opportunities, build your list of lenders.Keep us posted as to how you progress.

I have some clients that shop Louisville too, and would love to refer!

- only use her for the sale on the flip sale - business is business Agreed with @Caleb Brown here.While you don't technically need to compensate your friend and they may not have been the cause of the deal, you can still have them handle the transaction for you at a fair fee/%.On the back end, I would definitely consider having them list the property since you've received valuable insight from them. 

You can find a great list at the Neighborhood Building Owner's Alliance website.

I have never purchased multifamily properties before and i am looking for some advise on how to get started in shopping for financing for such properties.Thanks!

Adam, I'm trying, but unable to tag a realtor from the Short Term Shop @January Johnson.

I just wrapped up my first year of house flipping, I was able to do 6 homes with profits of; 23k, 47k, 53k, 83k, 150k as well as my own current home not listed. 

This question comes from me finding a property that seems to be in decent condition for this type of property however it will need alot of work including a second bathroom if I were going to be able to sell it as curr...

@Jalen De Leon - 1- costly tax planning or entity structuring... you might not benefit from this much yet2- Whoever you choose will request items listed on Sch E and maybe some additional things like closing statements and property tax bills.3- Simple!