What level of occupancy are you targeting?

Buyer's maybe in a position to leverage and renegotiate a fair price they feel is justified, but Seller's on the other hand are not ready to lose their shirt, give in and settle for a deal they don't feel fair and justified.Any thoughts or feedback will be appreciated, without a doubt, real estate market has and will continue to be impacted, but do you feel the commercial real estate market has taken a nose dive or a starting a downswing cycle, will this be damage be temporary or permanent?

On the opposite end, we have a few listings for large scale multifamily developments that are still seeing interest at close to pre-COVID levels because the development cycle is much longer than a normal buy and hold deal.

However for high level return expectations I think you can expect the followingMultifamily only, moderate leverage (75% LTV), in fairly populous cities (top 50 or so in the US).C class: 14-16% IRR, 6-9% Cash flowB class: 12-14% IRR, 5-7% cash flowA class: 10-12% IRR, 4-6% cash flow

I am assuming you are living in the lower level apartment and renting the upstairs?

@Trevor Aydelott,This organization provides different levels of classes that you can purchase starting at $1,997 with 20% down.

Some of the logistics for street level trades are concerning. 

If you can't do that, question yourself about your abilities to achieve it in RE.2) AFTER attaining at least a medium level of success in your profession, build a business from it.

I would check with your state real estate licensing agency.. and ask them.. this sounds like brokering without a license which could get you in trouble.Plus savvy investors at that price level could easily just cut you out.  

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