Connect and PM me and I'll give you the names of who I know.Sam,  I've been a study of DFA for some time, still just a light weight compared to 1 or 2 experts in the some 1 yr old BP DFA threads.  

Places like Dallas/Fort Worth, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Phoenix, Atlanta, Miami, and Denver are all popular areas.If you are hoping to hear only from national investors is pretty hard but I can tell you that I have been studying for about 8 months on a full time basis and this is what I have learned.  

You have evidently studied on this a good bit.

The units were bare basic and would be easy to maintain (especially since we wouldn't be the ones doing it :) but there were too many negatives for us.  

Otherwise, check references, search sites like www.AVVO.com or Lawyers.com, their firm's website should be maintained and provide specific resources on topic (this is a good indication that the attorney is tech savvy and more likely to check their emails), you can also see if they are active and have good support on social media sites such as linkedin.

(writing this it might seemed that I rushed into that but I've been doing my hw for over 7 months, I just don't want to drag on with how I've been studying) I don't have much money so I wanted to build up a little portfolio of sfrs.

Some studies suggest that there is a deficit of 42,000 apartments so you can imagine how difficult it is right now for one to purchase anything here!

Clearly the 5% number is a lie to anyone that studies the markets.

Require they obtain and maintain sufficient Renter's Insurance.

I also have been reading/studying/jumping around What Every Real Estate Investor Needs To Know About Cash Flow.I hope to put a plan in place in the next few months, and then practice running deals until I am in financial position to act on a deal.