My ratings could apply to any commercial real estate investment, but I have to be careful about what I can disclose online.  

On the investment side I think a new agent is less likely to be rigid and is open to creative methods and as a commercial mortgage banker I think that they may still be building their team and are open to working with new people. 

On Notes: I have seen a couple of note auctions as well for MF and Commercial property.

It has to be a commercial Loan this is are second house. 

For about a year I kind of stagnated because I was focused on paying off my vehicle but I continued to read books, listen to podcast on BP and chat with other colleagues who were interested in REI.Fast forward to this summer my car was paid off my stocks were doing pretty decent but I still had made no real advancement in pursuing my goals of purchasing a property.  

Feel free to add anything or comment your opinions...To Survive Over The Long Run Managing Your Buy and Hold Investments:Understand that your business is to provide quality housingUnderstand that you're looking for quality tenantsUnderstand your goal is to satisfy your quality tenant so they keep buying from youTenants are looking for convenience and superior comfortGreat value within the areaThe Process of Buy and Hold InvestingPrepare investment property for rentalMake a decision on your exit strateg(y/ies)The better the neighborhood/area, the better your security to hold the property for cash flow versus to flip it (generally)The better the neighborhood/area, the faster the appreciation (generally)The better the neighborhood/area, the smaller your profit in cash flow (generally)Staging is an option to consider as well when preparing to get the property ready to marketDoes "The Thinking" for the tenant and helps them to picture themselves living in your homeMarket rental propertyCraigslist is a good marketing vehicle to use when marketing your property to tenants...

And a good price for a commercial contract. 

A frequent scenario would be they own their home but cannot yet afford to own their office in our prime $500-$1000/sf commercial hotspots.

Most of the B class SFR in Houston on the market is closer to a 6.5% cap rate (if you want to attach a cap rate to SFR).Have you considered other commercial real estate that would be more passive than multifamily as an investment strategy?

Hello all,I am a part time real estate investor , looking to learn more about the commercial side of the business .