every major market has a Praxis or two at the court house steps.unlike 8 years ago or so .. when there was huge deal flow.I know in Portlandia  there are only about 6 or so players that dominate our 2 million person market.pretty tough for the one off investors to get a deal unless they pay close to retailwhich some do that are looking ofr long term buy and holds... 

I am wondering-who are the best players to network with to find good projects?

@Andrew Reid Was the tenancy working well for you before they wanted to change one of the players?

I don't know who you are working with or even what market this property is in, but if I were you, I would completely be very cautious and completely vet the players.  

I've talked with the three big national 3d party managers (Extra Space, CubeSmart, LifeStorage) and the two big southeast regional players (Universal and Absolute).  

Energy is a major player but tech, healthcare, financial/insurance, manufacturing, and dozens more employment sectors have expanded dramatically dues to a very strong pro-business environment, reasonable cost of living, and quality of life factors.What are the downsides? 

We have Indian Casinos just a short drive into the mountains;)

I am just finishing up The ideal team player. 

Hi Michael, I started tax lien investing after  identifying my criteria (types of liens, tax assessor values, owned by bank vs. mortgagee vs. business)went to a couple auctions in the areas I was interested in getting involved in to figure out the pace and the players at the auctionreading 16% Solution by Joel Moskowitzreading through BP to figure out how other seasoned tax lien investors (Ned Carey is one) were approaching their business Hope this helps.

Whereas, some of the newer players might guest for free, or might even pay BP, for the exposure to potential investors.Anyone in the know about this?