Get a new job as a mortgage loan officer or property manager, either should increase salary to 35-50k minimum.

Just in the past year and half I partnered with a new investor on a $4.2M commercial building and another investor on a $3M office building. 

A lot of times it's a former loan officer.

At the time when he called I was driving and told him I would call in the morning when I’m back in the office to discuss the details further and he agreed.

EDIT: no, you can't be your own loan officer.

I have about 10yrs experience as an architect in NYC, working in large scale nyc projects for notable arch offices.

I've asked to speak to their accounting office or CFO for explanation, and I am still waiting. 

After refinancing our payment would be about 7k per mo, plus taxes, insurance, repairs and property management (since we will be out of state) expenses seem to be about 9.5k per mo with rents right now likely being around 8k, but increasing over time as Google and Facebook have offices 2 miles away, giving our area the nickname 'Silicon Beach.'

I am just starting and am wondering if I can look at multi family and maybe put offices in the same location.

Networth realty in Tampa, one day I'm gonna show up in your offices and you won't like me.