William Tharp , go to your local REIA and see who the main players are in this space.They may be interested or you could reach out to a couple family offices or angels to see if they will fund the deal.Send me info on the project as well.

I basically said that to be the most effective you need to have your own marketing campaign which is currently the "yellow letter".There are a lot of accounting systems out there.You would do well to find the bigger players on here and make the contacts yourself.

The places that still do these have pretty strict requirements, the one I know of offhand required property to be paid off and would only go to 60%.Having the properties in an LLC will scare most of the big players away probably as well.  

It's great way to find who are the local players.

In the last couple of days I have been watching a lot Kobe Bryant highlights.He was a basketball player and I am a real estate investor. 

What kinds of key players should I be looking for?

I feel like being in one area and getting to know the market, the players, the resources, the trends, etc will help in knowing when a good opportunity presents itself.

Hello BiggerPockets folks. I’m hoping I can get some advice. I want to be a real estate investor.i have 1 home I previously lived in that is currently rented. I’m preparing to sell another home and then buy a multi fa...

Since they are major players they get maybe a 50 to 75 basis point premium on buying.

I feel like loan sponsors would only work with big time players.