Probably need a track record, probably need 30-50% down equity to be a player. 

One can get up to 8% with some big players.

However, they knew a big player in the area that would buy it in cash.

I am interested in investing in real estate in the DFW area (specifically Denton) with creative financing methods, and I am trying to expand my network of players in the game of real estate.

There are many players in the market, one of my preference is Prypco Blocks, below are few reasons to trust:- It is founded by Amira Sajwani (Managing Director - Sales and Development, DAMAC Properties)- They're regulated by the DFSA, which adds a layer of legitimacy.- They offer a digital platform to track your investments easily.- They claim an 8-12% expected net annual ROI, which sounds promising.But it's always better to do your research and understand the risks and be sure before investing any money.

To be a real player in REI, you'll need to come in 50MM ++ and if you're at that level you focus on other things first. 

You might start with the agent that listed the home for sale as they typically know the players.

It's usually very market driven though.In the market where supply outpaces the demand, be extremely careful to large player as the risk is super high.

Also, coaches don't make players, so make sure you are committed and will have the time available to make it happen.

Do I go the CRE brokerage route to learn the markets, players and underwriting or try to add value to an existing syndicator in some way?