Hi Robbie,Couple ideas.  1) Join a local MF meetup group or start your own - just network to see who is doing what, who the players are, learn your market, etc.2) Hire a coach and see how you can help them3) Two of the best ways to start getting into MF w/o a lot of capital is raising capital for others and learn from them.  

Kathy has a radio show in LA  Jason has a pretty HUGE following on his pod casts etc etc.Then you have others who have created their own organic growth and don't really rely on marketers as much.when I first started funding turn key players in 2002 ..

We're seeing major major tech players move in and take up shop in the bleeding edges of urban chic all over the area, turning the city into a major new tech hub.

Players are not going to want to hold hands with a mentee and a high value mentee is not going to want or need to hold hands with a great, even good, mentor.

There are only so many local players, and while I could certainly exploit that stream, extra investment would be, well, extra.All said at the end of the day, it is pretty clear I am not going to be able to do all of this myself.

I haven't been involved in as many rehabs as some of the major players here in the KC market but it really depends on the type of rehab you're wanting done and your end goal; among many other things. 

The big players are safeguard and LPS, plenty of little guys and lots of middle men between the big 2 and you.

The exit strategy may still be under discussion, but it seems that the majority of the players in the deal want to flip the property after it is purchased.  

I have had some people say they are honest and team players and they will cheat at the drop of a hat! 

I would reccomend asking around in your area to find out who the real players are when it comes to wholesaling solid deals that make money.The biggest reason why my company has been so successful wholesaling is because our buyers ALWAYS make money on the houses we sell them.