A team of 100 or so players (plus coaches, trainers, management) isn't really going to cause the tremendous impact that everyone is hoping for.

If you are not CEO of the company - you're just a poor player on the market You can expect the dividends if it's the right kind of the paper, however, to get a capital gain, you have to sell at the right time and cut off the dividends.I'll take rental in B or C class any day over a stock or bond or whatever is on the paper - tushiery wealth :)If I know the market well, I'll take even D class - that's where you get 40-50% ROI. 

PS ive bought a low cash flowing property Hoping for appreciation but it was way way below replacement costs and in a resort town.

I am not a big player in this market but I listen to big players especially on their podcasts and take the advice they give I did just buy two houses from sellers that called my office wanting to list.

@Jeff Boardman, and a Travian player twoud seem!  

I ran into this issue with crowdfunding, being that I am a non-accredited investor, thus, I resorted to the stock fund investment path.

What you don't want to end up with are the last-resort college students as they'll usually be harsher on your unit, collecting rent will be troublesome, etc.  

I'm also in the process of building a spec house with a partner in a Texas resort area, which is a first for the both of us.I think I am unique in that I have only ever used commercial loans to buy investment property, which I hold in LLCs. 

Hi @Zora Luan, my advice is to find a local broker, rather than one of the big mega players.

So besides Zillow, the other 'player' in rental data is rentometer.com.