The second thing I've noticed is that you have a lot of major players chancing those buy and its done investments, this knocks out all the little investors like me and I'm sure many others.           

What I bring to the table:Capital....almost all capital for down payment / funding renovations would come.Sales Experience:  I am not a real estate pro, but I've been in sales for a long time and I understand the process of generating demandDeal Analysis and NegotiationWhat he brings to the table:Location:  He lives in market, and has all his lifeRelationships:  He has a good relationship with a residential realtor who I've confirmed is a "player" in that market (not sure of their experience with investors). 

i know the big players , but i would rather have a smaller outfit or a semi-retired maintenance person . i am mostly just tired of the calls on maintenance stuff  more than anything :(

For all the big players here in commercial, how did you start?

If you want to get into wholesaling make sure to find out who the players are out in your area.

I plan on becoming a major player in the RE world and want to help as many people along the way as I can.

Im a fairly new player in the RE market.

On the RE side, your time is most likely best spent getting to know the local players that can help find you the deals rather than driving around town looking at everything.

I suggest you visit any area you are considering investing in and meet with the turnkey or other team players you are considering working with.  

What I always hear is you need to have a team you can trust and that makes perfect sense, but trust is earned and how do I give all the different players I need to put together the opportunity to demonstrate that trust?