I'm so used to Louisiana licensing law where a broker isn't required to be sponsored :) Perhaps query the IL professional database, then google the managing broker names to determine which are "realtors" and which aren't.

It is certainly a "good fit" for some entities, but should be reviewed with both an attorney familiar with Series LLC and a Tax Adviser experienced with the structure.There have been occasions in practice where I have found the goal of reduced costs and administration of a series LLC has fallen short.

In either case they should have very clear state directions so the fees do not get too high or the administration take too long.

We now have a data base of past rejected applicants.

Purchase price (incl closing fees) is around $280K.Gross rental income per property - around: $3,000/month.Location: for now - Virginia.2nd position LOAN REQUIRED:  let's say $100K per property.What is the best way to structure this without costs of creating and managing administration of the fund?

HUD has 2 databases of the most experienced 203k lenders. 

@Richard F.In my primary residence, we have echobee and it has homeIQ thermostat data, basically it shows outdoor and indoor temperature for selected date range.

Haven't had too much luck with networking events from BP (most of the time they're small events hosted by vendors in order to build their database - nothing wrong with that but the conversations aren't fruitful). 

It was basically business administration with some entrepreneurial and real estate classes.  

thanks,PatHi @Patrick Flanagan you might also want to check ProspectNow.https://www.prospectnow.com/It is an online database that provides information about multi family property owners, including their contact information.