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Michael Giaquinto
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Building Business Relationships during hard times

Michael Giaquinto
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I wanted to get started with real estate investing and I know that networking is extremely important. I signed up to have a meeting from the bigger pockets site but will no longer participate during this crisis (They probably cancelled event anyways). 

Im planning on investing in the NJ/NY area. What are other ways to develop business relationships during this time?   

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Jonathan Herron
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Jonathan Herron
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I second @Vaughn Smith that virtual meetings are a great way to network during this time.  Many people are working remotely these days and social interaction is appreciated both for professional growth and to help break up isolation.

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