Ignore the hashtag cowboys on social media, just trying to hype themselves for SEO purposes. 

Interested in investing in the Dallas area. 

I would suggest that you start marketing and finding your own off market deals for your buyers. what about net worth realty and the other big one there in Dallas it appears they wholesale off the MLS all the time.. how do they do it.. not that i would do business with them.. but just curious. 

Is the Dallas market currently a good market to invest in, ive seen some blog posts (outside of BP) advertising Dallas , Tx as one of the best places to invest in 2019.  

I have lived in a major city like Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas this community.

I am new to the dallas area and wanting to find my first multi family property.

Yeah I upload rent rolls or other documentation to the MLS, but only agents can see that information.Then another reason you might not see actual rents, is because the actual rents happen to be far below market rents, so posting the actuals will hurt the marketing of the property.why commercial brokers do blue sky proforma's.. with maybe a mentioned room to raise rents  or rents are under market etc.although in practice raising rents too aggressively ( if there are other units available in the same basic area) can lead to vacancy cluster.the big syndicator i worked with in the 80s basically got wiped out in Dallas with trying to take a CA strategy to Dallas.. when he tried to raise rents people just moved. 

Longer term we may pass them off to a manager, but at this point we are refining our systems and looking at outsourcing our 6 month inspections.We also invest in some apartment deals in the Dallas and McAllen markets, but those are purely passive investments.

Father in-law is an old cowboy, wont hear of it. 

I just paid the token 5K amount for a property in Dallas to a well known wholesaler in the area after a silent bid.