All I know is I have a stellar management system, high demand in amazing tenants, the ability to design a room (I am a designer so I pay a lot of attention to detail), can create quick profit forecasts to find out how much a potential property can make (I know my area well since I was born there). 

His restaurant is very delicious, the ambiance is beautiful, but his success is less than stellar because he feels his lack of liquor license is a problem.

So, housing demand is suppressed artificially - latent demand, if uncorked, would send home prices into inter-stellar space.

I think under-rented situations offer the most promise for stellar returns, especially when those low rents are a direct result of poor management, inefficient building systems, and poorly finished apartments, as those problems are generally fixable. 

I'm writing to see if anyone had referrals or recommendations for stellar broker/agents that specialize in investment properties?

Bethany McCullough I recommend Stellar Realty and Management.

The previous owners did a lot of the work themselves (we think they were in construction judging by the use of leftover materials)....and it's not exactly stellar work. 

these are perfect for a community bank and an SBA loan.. need stellar credit and expeince but those are your best terms.

She's a stellar CPA, and lives close to you.

And we keep learning as we go and it's more work (And fun) than we ever thought.And @Jaysen Medhurst had stellar advice!