If you're just starting out, pursue cities where big players aren't competing, like Richmond and Wilmington de.

I am working on refinancing the hard money loan.Kevin McNeely and Brian Adams are seasoned players in Killeen market and are also active on BP.Good luck to you.

From my experience, if you are willing take on the challenges and bigger rehabs, you will be better off as most of the bigger investors/cash players and flippers are not touching those.

I also believe that much above $4M and you are starting to alienate the majority of the private market buying this product type (my target market), and with the limited number of substantial players in this industry the majority of these transactions will be done principle to principle.

A Sunday trading session to let the big players unwind their positions.And Bank of America agrees to buy Merrill Lynch.What's next?

Just meet the players in your area and see if any would be willing to talk to a new guy.

Welcome Dan, my brother actually started in real estate after having been a professional poker player for a couple of years.

Also don't miss the meetup in Fairfield on October 28th, 7pm at Anna Liffey's - fantastic networking event where you will meet most of the players (new and established) in this area.

I'd suggest networking with the players in your market.  

In particular Fathom Realty seems to be a one of the larger players in this space along with Premier Agent Network.So my question is are their others that I should be looking at?