Geraci is mentioned a lot for legal support and I’ve identified a couple local attorneys as well, but I’m thinking more about the broader context of business development.

I'd love to hear from people, what platforms or tools you use to identify /analyze multifamily properties (triplexes, quadplexes) for sale. 

His organization provides access to development, operations, and marketing experience. 

(I have experience running a car dealership in the state and have the legacy mechanic and lot manager committed to staying on)Course of action 2: I try to find funding to purchase the entire property as mixed use (I plan to develop a parcel for my primary residence to live with my family while running the business)Course of action 3: I stay in my current W2 job out of state, apply for a loan to purchase the property, and run the business from afar (I would become a passive investor in the business and owner of the property).

Development Pipeline Reveals Geographic RebalancingWhile investors pause and buyers retreat, developers are quietly reshaping the multifamily landscape in ways that reveal the market's next chapter.

Work with property managers to identify properties that attract reliable tenants.

The first was a development project converting a motel into an apartment in Tucson.

Here's a document that developed after the one in Brandon's Turner's book. 

I'll send you my neighborhood grade map though to help identify different areas.

I moved here from Portland in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals — this market has been on fire with tons of job and population growth, and companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Meta, and Microsoft are bringing major development.