@Denise Lang Starting your real estate investing journey out of state can be strategic given California's high costs and tenant-friendly laws.

But that doesn’t mean that you can’t find them with some good old-fashioned shoe leather.By far the best way to find great syndicators to invest with is to get recommendations from friends and colleagues who are already investing.

I went through this whole process recently of researching for Real Estate CPA and finally went with referral from friend that also invests in real estate. 

I'll be upfront- the nature of our interaction with our clients will also become more scale-friendly as we grow. 

All my friends work W2s and no one I know is investing in real estate so I'm really looking forward to connecting with the amazing women on BP!

I met a contractor through the project that's become a solid 1st call for my next flip and a good friend in the process.

I will be investing more in Wichita-I love that town & made some life long friends there.

I would call or email a specialist in FIRPTA such as "Tax solutions FIRPTA consulting" in Katy Texas, since they can answers all questions about the law plus investor friendly lenders

From what I've heard, CA is very ADU friendly so check with your city on what's allowed.

One more thing, especially for people who don't meet my criteria, besides more deposit is required, I also do a interview with them, not interrogation style, more like a friendly conversation to figure out their situation.