Yes, it is a male-dominated industry, but @Michaela G. 

I think there will be a bit of a correction in this sector, but with all the demand from outside the US for these types of properties, I think it will be muted.As long as you're paying attention to the demographics (which is going to be dominated by the increasing age/wealth of the 'average' American for quite a while still) and/or don't play in the boom/bust sandboxes, you'll be fine.

I can't wait to do mine.

Nothing can be further from the actual truth.. this is simply a way to sell you public information.I will sometimes have my title company give me a run of all private loans in a county.. just to see if I see any big players..

By dominating the online presence.

Instead, I believe that the big creative disruption is in land acquisition and partnering with real estate players to integrate tiny house solutions.

Normally the fields dominated only by the running game are worth less to investors.

I just have to wonder why anybody does a 1031 exchange with anybody other than the large players. 

They will obviously skew the rules towards the major players at the taxi cab commission table.  

The uncertainty about what the new government (the Fiscal Control Board is the de facto new government) will do and change in 2018 is creating a major "wait and see" attitude, but there are aggressive players making moves in Luquillo, Río Grande, Dorado and other areas that are close to San Juan.