Typical national lender will want $1M request or more to even look at it.

@William Murden , 6 units falls under commercial loans. (1-4 units)are you referring to commercial conventional loan? 

If you can speak to the landlords directly (not to property management company) you have a chance of getting a deal.Be sure to be honest with the sellers that your not the end buyer: they'll find out anyway at closing and if they feel you were honest with them, they might come back for another deal or refer a friend.Good luck!

Typically the new builds will provided less return then 1960s-1980s stock. and will be sold at full retail.

Typically wholesalers would be wanting all cash deal (some exception).

Typically, it can be used to transfer from one spouse to another in a divorce or a transfer from a person to an an LLC.

Another way we've been finding off market deals are by calling listing agents and they typically have other properties that they haven't listed yet.

Cost: Typically we always see a 10x10 kitchen, rough numbers get this size done.

I'm typically offering around 70% of asking price in order to make workable numbers. 

Had 0 track record or similar project to reference as his project was the very first in North America.