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Posted over 2 years ago

Networking to Success

In real estate investing, like many other things in life, your network is your net worth. It is not common for a real estate investor to know everything about all facets of a project, from sourcing and acquisition to rehab to managing to selling or stabilization. Therefore, an investor should be armed with a powerful network of problem solvers. These invaluable resources are the backbone behind taking a project from A to Z.

Building strong relationships with people can have a profound impact on your real estate investing career. These folks can open doors for you that you didn’t even know existed. Your network can teach you lessons that you didn’t know you needed to know.

Real estate investors have been at this for years, so there is no need for you to go about this alone. Whether it is something “small” - like a quality referral - or something “bigger” - like partnering on a deal - well built relationships can provide you with infinite options.

Nothing is a given, so genuine effort and recipiracation is required. Be respectful of your network’s time, and think how you can add value to them.

I was able to do this by devoting my most precious resource - my time - into developing quality relationships. Attending meetups and networking events, participating in phone calls and Zoom calls, and meeting for drinks and meals. Message me and let’s connect!



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