A lot of dense communities are not pro industrial and will not look to allow the floodgates to open on storage units so the barrier of entry will always exist.

The residential markets are getting tighter and tighter due to low barriers to entry, but for commercial I believe there is a lot of potential. 

That's R I.Now in MA towards Boston the entry market seems very healthy at least where I have seen.

I don't know about then"find their numbers" part but I use people on fivr and similar to call rental leads and do basic data entry stuff.

There is a lot of talk in the real estate sphere this week about Zillow's entry into the wholesale market with their Instant Offer program starting its trial run in Las Vegas & Orlando."

People sell their homes without a Listing Agent for a variety of reasons. mainly to save money and control the transaction.FSBO without MLS presence rarely work.To be effective on selling it yourself, you have to get onto the local MLS ... there is where Flat Fee or Entry Only listings come in.

Jim, Full Service Brokers will agree (obviously) because they need to undermine a model that cut their commissions' structure.After many properties listed and sold, I know, for a fact that regardless of the attitude of Buyer's agents towards Flat Fee (Entry Only or Limited Service Listings) the sale of a property is not affected by it - the buyer will buy the property they like regardless of Realtor's willingness to show it or not.If a Realtor "refuses" to show a buyer a property (buyer already saw it online already anyway) because of the Flat Fee listings ... the buyer always either skips the his Realtor, find a new Realtor or contacts the seller or listing agent directly.Furthermore we have seen ethics complains against agents that do this (violation of article 3) ... so Realtors steering buyers away not only loose the buyer but some get fined too.

Your priority is to take back possession of your property.You also need to learn your state landlord rights regarding entry to your property.

You might already be doing this so if you have 100K in pure gambling money, then that's a good entry-point for So Cal real estate.

HI @Yuvaraj Vimawala you're definitely experiencing the fact that real estate has "low barriers to entry."