You'll get some credit players that are willing to, and that's where things will get interesting. 

How specific they can be will depend on the area as some locations have not data than others.I don't have a sample report for employers, but it is good to know who the dominate players are, how long they have been there, is the success of your model contingent on the success of those companies?

It enables you to learn how the town or city you are visiting is actually like.

These stats are in columbus ohio we place tenants. that's assuming professional pictures and listed in the MLS with IDX feeds to all the major players. 

VRBO and Booking.com are other major players.

if your not a real estate agent and your not their w 2 employee I suspect your out of luck. they can just not pay you at all.all those NDA NC agreements to me are just flimsy paper unless you have the money to litigate which 99% of people in these little transactions don't .. they are meaningless documents. that the bigger players just ignore and never speak to you again..

But what if an expert player who already mastered the game gave you that direction and coached you through it?

But I was wondering; From the more seasoned and experienced players in the game, would you say wholesaling or flipping is the way to get your foot in the door of real estate investing?

. 💡 Great deals have a great cost basis, great debt (if there is any debt), and a great team; enabling your capital to work smarter, not harder.

@Suzanne Player my last 506b I raised $10 million in 2 weeks and the legal fees to prepare the investor documents such as the PPM (Private Placement Memorandum), subscription and operating agreement was about $15k.