All Forum Posts by: Nadeem Alamgir

 That's awesome that you self sourced and found it, thank you for sharing and best of luck! 

Hey Nicole welcome to BP, this is a great place to learn and chat with other investors. 

Welcome to BP Hawke and that's awesome! How'd you find this deal? 

Hey Ashley, welcome to Bigger Pockets. This is the place to be if you're looking to learn about everything RE related. Best of luck in your journey. 

Let's connect if you're free! 

Hey Michael, there's plenty of folks here and local meetups for you to network and pick their brains.

I would connect with some local investor-friendly agents in your market. They will have systems in place to find off-market deals so you can analyse where the numbers are more attractive for you.

You can also try the wholesaler list method. Find every wholesaler in your market and try getting on their email list. While 80% of these deals will most likely be terrible, you should be able to find a couple worth walking or offering up on.

The third method, which requires some time and effort, involves learning how to pull property addresses, names, and numbers. With this information, you can reach out to tired landlords who have built up a significant amount of equity and are more likely to be open to dealing with a buyer directly rather than going to an agent, listing it, etc.

Best of luck. 

Welcome to the Bigger Pockets Danny! 

Welcome to BP, Joseph! I was raised in Queens, NY. I miss it every day. 

Best of luck finding and closing your first deal.

Hey Andrew, every state has their own "crazy rules and regulations," and it is what it is.

I recommend finding a strong brokerage with investor-friendly agents who are doing a high amount of volume.

You can set up systems and procedures to make it easy for them to refer your company over. and keep their clients happy. Network and build relationships with these agents so you become their "go-to" referral for their clients. If you can pull this off, you basically outsource lead generation and sales. 

Good luck! 

Welcome Sathya to BP! If you're looking for local investors to connect with, this is the place, but I also recommend attending local investor meetups and seminars. You'll find a ton of investors there looking for more contractors, property managers, other investors to do deals with, and more. 

Try Meetup.com or Eventbrite as a start.