Banks don't want to touch a property like this, especially with how 2020 has gone in the hospitality industry and with zero financial records on file.

My only real concern is the effect of a shut down of the fracking industry would have on Washington County specifically.

Buying commercial space in non-performing industries and converting to possible future performing industries could be a great play.

Who are some of the best multifamily underwriters in the industry that I could reach out to for a second opinion on a deal? 

With the valuable skills and work ethic I've found in the beer industry, I'm confident that I have the foundational tools to manage myself and my time to find financial freedom in the future. 

I think it is a great way for people to cut their teeth in the industry and get your feet wet.Feel free to reach out if you got any other questions!

(we're self-employed in an industry not related to RE) .

Metros like Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Tampa and Jacksonville have seen employment growth (both in terms of job numbers and industry diversification) and rent growth.

They have a few keynote speakers, 3-4 panels, and various educational sessions vendors that give multifamily investors exposure into many facets of the industry. 

@Murali MudddanCash flow properties, rent growth, population growth, job growth, job industry diversification (I.E. not being tied to one particular industry are great and disciplined investment criteria.