They don't exist, unless you're a good darts player.  

I think these larger players will have a harder time as they will have employees in markets that do not care. 

I would however study up on "maturity risk" and financial history when players took long term bets with short term money.

RealtyShares was one option that I found interesting but they basically tell you that they are a crowd funding site for middle market institutional players.

These folks are the players in the crazy game of getting rich in real estate.Here is a clue --- this business isn't easy - there a many moving parts to be truly successful and wealthy --- but don't be discouraged ---- it can be done - but you need to take the RIGHT COUNSEL!

Baylor is strong and will continue to be a big player with both their undergrad university and law school, so I do think it can be a good market.

Ive already met alot of helpful members and I've found many of the players i need!

I used to fund the biggest player there and they no longer provide them and have moved into new construction.. a good sign.. those that bought 5 years ago have made some significant equity.. no one really wants to buy real estate that never goes up..

When wholesaling a house you can be direct with the seller - unless for finding some owner financed notes (which probably were not 3rd party serviced) the sellers are companies and note investors who have been around know the players

If something is sitting, the other local players may know something you don't know...