I might join the Investor friendly local brokerage where fellow agents are working with Investors.

But if you want to meet or have a phone call to discuss insights I will be happy to share my insights as a fellow investor & Realtor.

Yet, for the non-broker investor, what you can get off Crexi is likely a better option for most investor budgets.

New investors partnering together = higher risk. 

It is really a mental journey; before you can be a real estate investor in the real world, you have to become one in your head.$100/mo is going to buy you a dude in a call center reading script.

So it stops… for some time.If I were to speculate here so publicly (where I suspect the perpetrators will also read this,) I’d say that some wholesaler/investor may unwittingly use a “reputable” VA company for his/her own needs, putting my info on that VA company’s radar (again.)

Experienced investors won't do novations, they became "experienced" by doing novations.

"Not all contractors speak investor language"..If you are new, consider consulting with someone who can advise you on your business. 

There are a few active investor meetups in the Tampa Bay area where you can start building that local network fast.

There's had been some new blood taking leadership roles in the city codes office and these folks seem to be much more willing to work with hands on investors/property managers that are trying to make a difference in the city.