In my area it's a mix of boutique local commercial shops and the big national players. 

We are working with a branch of a national lender, but have 2 spots open in our pilot program for other RE professionals. 

I get contacted every now and then by a person wanting a corporate rental meaning that they are just brokering my space to third parties for mid term stays.

I'll most likely be working with an agent who specializes in mixed use properties and works for a national firm.

Hi Ran,I would probably ask around locally for a PM to see if they have backoffice services that they offer, other than that, there are a lot of accounting type of services available with third party vendors through the national association of residential property managers.

Still close by but much more friendly tenant/landlord laws, property taxes are 4th lowest in the Nation, strong appreciation, job growth, population growth, etc. 

Lots of great in state options and national wholesale lenders as well.

The goal of a large number of real estate investors is to have a large enough real estate portfolio generating a large enough amount of cash income to retire from whatever their “8 - 5” is, be that corporate employee, independent contractor, or business owner.  

These 3 metros have prices cheaper than the national average, healthy rent-to-price ratios, and growing economies--solid market fundamentals. 

I see this most often, when people go shopping on the national websites chasing rates.