All Forum Posts by: Priscilla Rodriguez
Priscilla Rodriguez has started 13 posts and replied 32 times.
Post: Interested in hearing from Brokers working Multifamily & Commercial

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @Jason Wray:
I have been seeing a lot of RV Parks, Manufactured/Mobile Home Park, storage unit/facilities. other than that multifamly 4 units and less are back hotter than ever because of dropping prices. Most of the 4 units and less are on the beaches or Gulf Coasts now that STR rent is back booming.
There is also a New program that just dropped the down payments for 2-4 unit investment property purchases to a 15% Down Payment making it easier to afford for inventors now.
I am also hearing about a lot of "subject to" deals people using Pace Morby's method or cruising on Crex to find deals.
Appreciate you sharing that, Jason. I’ve been seeing a lot of movement in RV/MHP and storage as well, especially when pricing makes sense. Most of my focus is on commercial multifamily and select industrial/flex, but I stay open to other opportunities that check the boxes for my capital partners.
I'm also big on creative structures when it makes sense…seller finance, assumable debt, JV flexibility. That's usually how I'm able to get deals across the finish line with the family offices and investors I work with.
Definitely good to connect here ! Always interested in comparing notes with people who are spotting trends firsthand.
Post: Interested in hearing from Brokers working Multifamily & Commercial

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
I’m looking to connect with brokers who are active in multifamily and commercial real estate
To give a little context, here’s the kind of opportunities I typically focus on:
- Multifamily, 20+ units
- Strong and growing markets
- Select commercial: industrial, retail centers, and medical office
- Properties with light to medium value-add potential
- Flexible approach: open to both traditional transactions and creative structures depending on seller goals
Rather than just talking about cap rates and returns from the investor side, I’m curious to hear from brokers:
- What trends are you seeing in your markets right now?
- Are sellers becoming more open to creative structures, or is it still mostly straight cash deals?
- Where do you see the best opportunities coming in the next 6–12 months?
Thanks in advance ! looking forward to learning from the brokerage side of the table.
- Priscilla
689-261-9115
Post: Investors: What Makes You Actually Pull the Trigger on a Multifamily Deal?

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @James McGovern:
@Priscilla Rodriguez it is sporadic as the maker lacks a lot of value right now. I am focused on selling properties at this time
Makes sense ! I know tons of investors are also acquiring through owner financing these days !
Post: Investors: What Makes You Actually Pull the Trigger on a Multifamily Deal?

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @Mary McGinty:
Hi Priscilla,
I am in Grant Cardone's multifamily mentorship, and the thing he teaches us to look at is the number of units.
here is my LinkedIn profile:
Hey Mary! You know I’ve been thinking of joining his mentorship. What do you love most about it ?
Post: Investors: What Makes You Actually Pull the Trigger on a Multifamily Deal?

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @James McGovern:
Price per door, amount required for rehab, property taxes and what can be learned about existing tenants
Post: Calling all Investors

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Hi everyone,
I’m newer to the multifamily space and currently focused on sourcing opportunities and building strong relationships with experienced investors. My main goal is to understand what different buyers are looking for so I can bring the right opportunities to the right people.
If you’re actively investing and open to connecting, I’d love to learn more about your criteria and see if there’s a way to bring value to what you’re working on.
Feel free to reach out! I am always looking to build with like-minded people in the space!
Thanks,
Priscilla
689.261-9115
Post: Investors: What Makes You Actually Pull the Trigger on a Multifamily Deal?

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Hey everyone! I’m pretty new to the multifamily space and trying to soak up as much as I can from the people actually buying deals right now — not just YouTube theories.
I’d love to hear directly from experienced multifamily investors — what kind of numbers or criteria do you look for when you’re buying properties? Especially when it comes to deals with value-add potential.
Also curious… what are some of your favorite markets or cities to buy in right now? I know everyone’s got their hotspots.
Appreciate any insights you’re willing to share. I’m just here to learn, connect, and hopefully bring value as I get more familiar with this side of the business. Thanks in advance for your time!
Post: Who's Using Seller Financing to Lockdown Multifamily? Lets make it happen!!

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Hey BP Family,
I’m new to the multifamily space and just getting my feet wet, but I’m eager to connect with folks who are experienced in using seller financing to acquire multifamily properties. I know creative financing can be a powerful tool, especially when you’re building your portfolio, and I’d love to learn from those already doing it successfully.
If you’ve done deals with seller financing—or know the ins and outs of structuring those kinds of transactions—I’d appreciate any advice, resources, or even just connecting to swap ideas.
I’m all about building real relationships in this space and learning from the people who’ve been in the trenches!
Post: From Realtor to Deal Hunter- Powered by Cafecito & Determination HELP

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @Amber Stout:
Love your energy, Priscilla! 🙌 I’m also in Florida (St. Pete area) and work as a mortgage broker and investor — so I’m deep in the world of creative financing, underwriting, and helping new and seasoned investors structure deals that actually work in today’s market.
DSCR? Happy to break it down anytime (no judgment 🤓). Would be great to connect and see how we might support each other on this journey. Your hustle definitely shines through. Reach out if you want to connect further!!
Post: New to Wholesaling Multifamily — Open to Any Tips, Resources, or Insight!

- Investor
- Orlando, FL
- Posts 35
- Votes 19
Quote from @Dennis Bamford:
Quote from @Priscilla Rodriguez:
Hey BiggerPockets community!
I’m just stepping into the multifamily space and looking to learn everything I can, especially around wholesaling multifamily deals. I know this space can be a different ball game compared to single-family, so I’m trying to soak up as much knowledge as possible and connect with others who have experience.
If you have any insight, resources, or suggestions — whether it’s books, podcasts, YouTube channels, or just real-world lessons you’ve learned — I’d love to hear them.
Appreciate any guidance you can share! Also open to connecting with others who are learning this space too — always good to grow alongside people who are hungry to learn.
Thanks in advance for the help!

Hello Priscilla,
Are you looking on or off market for Multifamily? Have you gotten into how to quickly access if a property is a good buy or how to underwrite a property?
Real Estate Finance Academy- Youtube
The Creative Financing Podcast- Youtube
They will show you how to access and underwrite