Hi my name is Manny Ramirez ( No sorry not the famous baseball player).

Maybe I'm crossing too many players that don't talk to one another.Thanks for any help.

The last 12 years I have dedicated myself to my most recent job and have been a large player in helping that company grow and all I have to look forward to is a retirement of social security.

The judge always presumes that the landlord is wrong, and a lot of player tenants take advantage of that.

Real community players.

Do a couple of small profit deals for you so you get to know who the players are and they get to know you.

I live in the Los Angeles area and I am in the process of gathering my investment team before I pursue my very first acquisition later this year.Some key players in any team, from what I gather, include a local broker (who works strictly on commission), an accountant, and an attorney.

But in the multifamily sector, most of the big players have already made their moves.

They're only 3-4 major players in the city and maybe 1 -2 "Good" companies.

Unfortunately, I've found most people claiming to be wholesalers, don't really have good deals (just being honest), just marginal opportunities.If your end goal is to learn how to flip, then I would find out who the "players" are in my local market and find a way to add value to their business.