As a matter of fact we've had maybe thousands of clients do exactly that.The key is first establishing your intent. 

I have a client that owns billions of multifamily.

Furthermore, the better platforms understand this quandary and are unwilling to support it.For both these reasons you might want to consider promoting your project directly yourself in combination with any work you may do with a crowdfunding platform that will list your deal.

After speaking with my lender, I learned it likely won't pass underwriting because current rents do not support requirements set by FHA.

Buyer agents will steer their clients away from those properties, which makes sense since they won't get paid.

Have offices  back end support staff.. sales teams ( closers) etc etc etc.. just like starting any real estate brokerage.. which is essence is what your doing.. 

If you are a wholesaler, contractor, property manager, loan officer, and other supporting professional please reach out to me and let me know if you are able to meet and chat.My near term goal is to acquire residential properties, not to exceed $150K cash, that the BRRRR strategy can be applied.

Thanks,Corey L I've had clients list it -- without the property address, only neighborhood -- during their due diligence period just to gauge interest at the investor's assumed rent rate and ensure that it's realistic. 

@Robyn Knox, if you're interested in upgrading to Pro, you can contact support for help with that.

Can you provide details that the building was zoned for multifamily in previous zoning overlay ( this will help support the case)?