You might get some traction there.

Like  a Seattle funding.. or Lima or others... but I find the closer the lender is to the property the easier it is.will be interesting to see where the B2R and Colony funding arms end up... as they enter the space with Billions..Along with the Crowdfunding sites that are getting some pretty good traction in the debt space.. they are a little spread out to give any local lender much competition but if they concentrated on a market they could certainly bust into a local HML  playground and take market share  as their rates are usually more competitive.

Hi everyone,Had this over in Starting Out, and figure it would be better suited here.A year ago, I had a vision for a motorsport facility which has gained significant traction and support from a number of high profile motorsport professionals.

Here's some info on a REIA in NoVA in case you haven't heard about it yet. http://tractionreia.com/th_event/traction-reia-tys...I've been going to their meetings for the past few months.

I got more traction out of who I met at these meetings then I ever did sending emails, scouring Craigslist, driving for dollars, etc.

There is also TRACTION REIA that meets in Tyson's Corner and Greenbelt MD.

He will probably get more traction in this way.Good luck on your journey!

@Kyle Cluff - that's going to be a tough one to find unless you're offering a flat fee to the agent for every offer they draft for you - and there would likely have to be several offers sent before you get any traction.  

The house is in the very back of a section of an early 1980's subdivision that obviously never gained any traction.

This theory gains traction when viewed in full context - bounced checks, etc.