Think Chase, Wells, US Bank, Key, and Everbank - plus any regional players in your market active in the multifamily space.If you're looking for a value-add rehab / bridge loan - try both bank/cu's and private capital / hard money lenders.

The numbers noted are from the mid 80's when Nolan Ryan I believe became the first baseball player to make $1M.

Since many investors are now open minded and seeking absentee investments in other geographical areas having a national lender in your arsenal will allow for a lender with familiarity with your portfolio or goals when a 'dream' property or 'too good' to pass up investment property pops up in that town you've been looking into. 

I played baseball at the college I am trying to rent out so I spoke with the coaches and they will recommend players to live at this house.

Five Pilllars realty was a key player for this project.

Would be a shame if the Colts find out their drunk player started a fire and does not want to pay for damages :)

One recommendation is find a good property manager, he will be an important key player

The opposite is true.Is it a good idea to hire a basketball coach so you can be a better player?

@Suzanne Player, I suspect that can be buffed out of the surface.

I would ask your realtor for local property management referrals, they will be the best source of the top local players in your market3.