So in the end I guess it really depends on how comfortable you are in diving into the multifamily space and what kind of partners your able to develop! 

Kindly send me a DM and I will get back to you ASAP.

It’s kind of like Mint.com on steroids with much greater detail and much better features.  

What's more, since it's a sink-or-swim cutthroat competitive environment, your Broker will get ZERO support from their brokerage and will be completely on their own during the transaction.

We do not have that kind of cash available but wanted to see what options are out there from banks. 

Now, if you decide you want to get your hands dirty and have the time/interest/energy to put in that kind of grind, then maybe your goals have shifted and wholesaling would be a good fit.

You may also want to start talking with your bank to to see what kind of loan you could get and in what price point.Best of luck. 

@Ceasar Rosas one of the banks that I have told me they would only support up to 2 units with a VA home loan. 

There are plenty of creative ways to fund a deal - many are legal and totally fine, but as a realtor you need to be kind of careful about how you get creative. 

What can they give me in terms of data--rent history, leases, repair history, their fee on the property, historical turn and fill rate, avg length of tenant--all that kind of stuff.