Off-Market Commercial Real Estate Sourcing
Anyone out there actively sourcing commercial real estate opportunities?  Our buyers are looking for more deals than we can source on our own.  Here's what we're looking for:

* multifamily - 50+ Units, Class B or C in Class A markets, value-add OK but prefer stabilized, bank REOs OK
* office - Class A, Suburban Sub-metro areas, Flex space OK
* retail - grocery-anchored, neighborhood centers ok

All properties require a good basis. Any metro/sub-metro areas ok.
[{"id": "ef1vzgn", "text": "When you source deals for your buyers, how does debt financing work? Is it up to them to arrange debt or do you also help with that? I help finance all the product types you mentioned. Mainly work in the 10 year fixed rate non recourse space. Feel free to use me as a resource. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ef27njv", "text": "I have a Publix anchored shopping center in Melbourne, FL ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ef2aoyf", "text": "Dude there are no REO multi family at this point in the cycle. The only stuff in SS or REO is garbage retail that shouldn\u2019t exist and garbage office that shouldn\u2019t exist. \n\nAs it pertains to other products, off market sourcing is super hard and 100% relationship driven with local owner operators. Right place right time as they say. ", "replies": [{"id": "eff9500", "text": "New reo's constantly come onto the market because foreclosures constantly happen. It's definitely not every day a good one comes up but they exist if your diligent on your states nmday to day inventory", "replies": [{"id": "efhtqc1", "text": "I mean sure I guess small stuff maybe but nothing institutional and like literally 0 in any of the vintage CMBS pools. ", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ef4qfkr", "text": "Please check your inbox.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]