In the Residential Property Management Industry there are 3 big players in the field: AppFolio, Buildium, Propertyware.

And if you a small player doing a flip at a time I can see it  although your violating the stip..

I am currently working on a project and will be renting it out when it’s ready and would like to start building relationships with some A players in the CInci area.

But even now I can combine these folks and quite a number of “B-level” players in a number of ways depending on what the deal requires.

Get creative and keep bouncing things off the players until something sticks and you make some money.

@Joseph Asamoah is very successful with this strategy because he has a product with high demand and low supply (high-end, renovated single family houses in prime neighborhoods with 4-5 bedrooms), has put together a very thorough tenant screening process, and has developed deep relationships with key players at the local housing authority.

Contact a realtor to help we're a key role player in your success and we're free - the seller pays

My understanding (because I haven't done it myself, but I invest with those who do) is that big commercial brokers hardly even call you back if you're not already a player, especially when it's a seller's market. well there are always broker working for the bigger brokers starting out you can share your journey with them.. so In a way I guess I mentored my client from Hawaii.. we closed this 5 mil deal I was happy..

It's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

Real Estate is so widespread that those laws will never be a player in this game (one of the reasons why we all like this game so much!)