Go to every meet up in town, do your due diligence on who the players and try to start with organic relationships!

It's just good, common-sense advice that we all could go over again and again, the same way baseball players take batting practice most every day.

Pretty straightforward: photos, description, contact info and optionally the capability to book.

What if an investor wants to use the same capability?

I found a wonderful roommate/ rental situation for my first year in LA, but with my decent income to help me qualify for a good amount (also, my fiance is a civilian sports medicine physician) and VA loan capabilities, I want to jump into the deep end with the sharks of LA real estate.

You will likely need to initiate a Community or General plan amendment, provide a proposed use (sounds like residential), if that is more than 1 unit then you'll need a site plan, which would need a map to subdivide, requiring a 'Tentative Map', which then....and evaluate its impacts on water/sewer/traffic/greenhouse gas amongst others...The speed and efficiency of completing this does depend largely on the municipality, but if this is one of the big players (LA, SD, Irvine) then I'm really confident in my timeframe.

Can you provide more information, do you have any knowledge of areas or have rehab capabilities?

My ultimate goal is to be a BRRRR investor with an interest in the following markets: Birmingham/Montgomery(AL), Memphis/Chattanooga(TN), Detroit (MI), Cleveland (OH), and Little Rock (AR)Fun Fact: I am a former professional baseball player turned amateur golferLooking forward to networking with many of you in the forums!

I recommend by first speaking with local players in the markets you want to get involved in, you can start by looking up real estate events in these markets and either attend them or see who the attendees are and cold message them to have a chat. 

Then I look at their financials for capability to purchase etc.