Only thing is his client base is full of big players so his time is limited for smaller investors.

DOM in Massachusetts is like .5 days lol.

Also, maybe important players such as the architect, contractor, and others should be investors in the project, believers in the vision and they’ll have skin in the game so the product will be made well.2.

Know your area extremely well from a rental law/registration situation, know the players (PMs, contractors, inspectors, suppliers, etc), attend meetups or start one if there is not one in your area. 

I would recommend looking up local real estate meet ups in your area and attending as many as you can - this will be a great way to network with lots of players in the industry including real estate agents, investors, wholesalers, lenders, etc

Even some of the multi-state players adapt to the needs of the local markets.Nathan shared some good advice.

Each player starts out with $1500You play a few rounds and each team owns some properties etc but there are still on properties on the board which we will say get auctioned.

Hey @Dominic Pizzi - it depends on the person's goals and personality.

Hey @Dominic Pizzi - you need to attend one of @Shawn Mcenteer's monthly meetups! 

Who are the players I need to know in IL, MI, WI, and IN?