I am with the One Brokerage, and I have access to Helocs, conventional loans, commercial options, etc.

I was just assuming it could be done because of the surrounding buildings are a mix of commercial, industrial and housing.  

M&A law firms are a good source for intel on how to access the network.

On my side, I work with investors who are buying and repositioning multifamily and small commercial properties, helping them line up financing so they can move fast once the numbers make sense.

They are zoned commercial and altogether they are a bit under 2 acres of land.

Might be worth you looking into if you want access to something that's affordable ($5/month per unit) but I have SFH so I'm sure at scale they'd give you better pricing.

We use a separate CRM for commercial or residential buyers, sellers and landlords looking for management.

Not a real estate agent, but I have been lending to investors and commercial borrowers for over 30 years.

Purchase price: $2,400,000 Delivered tax assessment review, municipal lien research, and title status verification that supported the successful closing of a $2.4M commercial property in Houston.

I've been a commercial and residential lender and investor in the Tampa Bay area for 30 years now.