How can beginning investors with limited experience (especially with time constraints due to family and work) who are willing to work hard get the attention of the bigger players?

I have some OOS properties in multiple state and I would say the PMC is the best team player rather than the house itself.

Once you decide that, there are usually a handful of big players in each space.  80/20 rule. 

The players in the area will know the good ones.

My father got a contribution from TCU as a basketball player but soon found out that he needed to change.  

.- key players in deal. - top 4 questions to ask yourself, syndicate partners, agent, lawyer.

Downtown major players are Quicken Loans, Blue Cross, GM, DTE, Ally they basically have pumped up their campuses/work spaces.In Midtown, Wayne State decided in the late 90s to start building student housing.

I have never been a big player in social media but I want to inspire people to go ahead and jump into real estate!

No one will hand you a deal in the bay area unless you are a known player that has a track record of being a closer.

There are a lot of new players and it's hard to tell who is legit without getting feedback from people actually borrowing from them.If you've closed loans with any lenders recently, can you please share: (1) name of the lender (2) good/bad experience and why (3) now that you've done a loan, what criteria are important in choosing this type of lender.Thanks for your feedback!