If it were to sell today it would probably sell for the $300-330K range.What would be the best loan product to get this done.

Just to clarify, you aren’t giving them a physical key at all?

New to Real Estate world, let's just say I'm more interested in it than her, but we make a awesome team, I'm great at the physical stuff, she's great at the admin stuff.That being said, credentials?

I'm a young student looking to learn as much as I physically can!

It is 100% leased with a local hospital's plastic surgery center, a financial business, a physical therapy business, and one or two more businesses.

You must keep the tenants security deposit at a bank that physically operates a branch office in the State of NC.  

I am driven to learn about the aspects of the world first hand, and our plan is to do flipping as well as have multi family homes as well for passive income, and to build ourselfes up that way.If anyone can help me with the Visa/green card, finding somewhere i can work and learn(maybe in your company), and making a plan over my debt i would be forever grateful.A little about me, i am 21 years old, i have a carpenters degree as well as a high school degree with focus on physics, technology and other topics related to these.

I’ve walked hundreds of units, managed large portfolios, and now I offer underwriting, physical inspections, and deferred maintenance planning for investors looking to buy or reposition multifamily properties in Louisiana (especially Shreveport and Northwest LA). 🔎 I help buyers: Review rent rolls + T12sWalk and film units with notes/photosIdentify deferred CapEx most people missCreate planned maintenance budgets to prevent overpaying  This is especially helpful for out-of-state or new investors who want trusted boots on the ground. 

Assuming the current leases check out, and you understand the physical condition and needed repairs in detail then just looking at the cost per door its a solid deal in my book.are you familiar and comfortable with the area? 

And that is on top of tariffs.I used to work for a construction equipment manufacturer and was in charge of a product line that was manufactured in Europe and sold in the US, so I am keenly aware of the impacts of tariffs and exchange rate issues.