The "Special Invitation" I was mailed offers a free MP3 player, a chance to win an iPAD, and FEE gifts from his sponsors.

Here in the east you will see both, but there is a preference for Power of Sale by the institutional lenders.Here you will see small multifamily (1-6) come up as bank owned, but not the mid-sized to larger buildings - as you indicated, they usually have someone in second and/or will be sold off - often to a big player such as Killam or Brookfield - before going down the path of foreclosure.

You know and start to pick up on the "GAME" Players, "TIME" wasters and my favorites....the "WANNABEES."

I think we have to determine this before we can attempt to understand the new concept of "Institutional Crowdfunding".It sounds like Institutional Crowdfunding of Loans is just a new name for the same old players but may now include Hedge Fund Operators that have made themselves "accredited" and without "accreditation" you can not participate in buying into your slice of the Institutional Lending Pie?

Which players are considered a necessity and which ones are optional?

It's actually kind of cool to have all these rookie cards and then see this players retire and enter the hall of fame.

Bagwell was one of my favorite players, for years.

He and his partner Paul are based in Connecticut, but Than lived here in Chicago for a while as he attempted to make a go of it as a player for the Chicago Bears.So look up Than and Paul.

Right now if you know the players so to speak you can buy a development cheaper then you could develop it yourself.

I'm really only familiar with South Florida so one of the bigger players on here would have to clarify that for you.