Sort of like your quarterback and key player, in my opinion.We spent about 6 months interviewing PMs, calling as prospect landlord, calling as prospect tenants.

My goal is to establish valuable relationships with key players in the area, including agents, property managers, and contractors.

Good Afternoon BP,Since I got involved in real estate a year and a half ago, everyone has made wholesalers out to be the worst players in the game.

Coming together has allowed me to build relationships with the players/pieces that need to be in place to make it a successful environment and there have been bumps along the way no doubt and we learned so much, but you can't get anywhere you want to go in life without learning the lessons you need to get there.  

All the top players who made Tulum go viral are now opening their projects there (not Mahahual).

@Suzanne Player hosts a meetup in Manhasset with at least one wholesaler in the group. 

@Noah Ogle - You should try to find the big players doing what you want to do in your area and work to provide them value without expecting anything in return.

If the cost exceeds the benefit, that must be revealed, and just like buying and selling a home, most of the players are incentivized to keep the product moving, not to do your own due diligence. 

Especially if they lose a key player?

CA for instance has hundreds of thousands of paper lots that were created between about 1900 and 1935. these paper lots get sold at tax sale all the time and its where a lot of the land geek type of players toil.