When I was 16/17 I learned from podcasts, books and interning or tagging along with active players.

But of those three large players I would choose them.

@Yong LaiIf you are a US resident or US Citizen, you may be required to report worldwide activity on your US Tax Return. 

I don't think all market players today have this same thought process. 

Until TodayShe sent me an email again She would like to have a lengthy chat about all of these key players, she and her not are not feeling well with the electric and radio frequency and she needs my assistance with solutions.  

@John MatarazzoI assume you’re referring to Schedule E where rental property income and expenses are reported.The short answer is yes you still report it if you’re claiming the FEIE and foreign tax credit as you’re taxed on your worldwide income in the US, which includes the rental property income or loss (which is subject to the passive loss rules in most cases).

Others will just tie your property up and give you false hope.Not sure where you live at or what kind of contacts you have in Baltimore but after answering the above questions and the decision was to sell the house I would probably post it myself in the local Baltimore Real Estate FB groups, BP Marketplace.If you are local stop in at the Friday lunch at Spirits and meet some of the real players in the Baltimore market.

Athletes, Entrepreneurs and Philanthropists Visualize to WinIf you want to see a beautiful example of visualization, watch The Queen’s Gambit, the story of a young chess player who uses her visualization skills to win tournaments.The practice has been used for decades with Olympic and other leading athletes to improve performance and accomplish goals.

A multifamily investor may or may not be there but someone will likely know who the local players are

Any big player wholesaler can tell you that you're wrong.