Go to REI meetings and start networking so that the biggest players in your market know who you are.

Michael,I would track down the bigger players in your area and go into their office or a meet up.  

Areas near Melrose Park are C+/C- with the rest of it straddles from C-/D+.

Thanks @Kyle Collette,Hopefully i can achieve what you are making happen, If you ever want to play with the worst tennis player ever-  let me know, I see him every morning in the mirror.

I've am both an active and passive player in REI to satisfy both spectrums for myself so you may want to look at a two pronged strategy and not put all your eggs into one basket, especially if you are a newbie to owning apartments.  

There is a lot of good information here on BP in the forums.The basic concept is that you can diversify your tax-sheltered retirement savings from stocks, funds, CD's and other conventional financial products and include investment options such as real estate, notes. etc.  

You're a reasonably big player with 11 rentals.  

Looking for some suggestions of who the players are in the market to connect with:*agents*wholesalers*property management*investors

Looking for some suggestions of who the players are in the market to connect with: *agents*wholesalers*property management*investors

Guy Varble said, “I use a property management software called R E N T E C D I R E C T and I just click the "syndicate" button and my property gets blasted out everywhere.