•Built a strong network of investors, agents, and wholesalers.

I think getting really good at one thing, establishing a network within that niche, and being able to analyze deals quickly is the key making things work.

Park is about 40 lots w/ about 35 occupied.New to this forum - not sure how much I'm going to be using it but thought it could be a cool networking/learning tool.

Go to one meetup a month to network.

Due diligence is key before you sign on the dotted lineBuild a network of a great property manager, lender and maintenance teamDepending on your budget, I usually would start with at least a duplex, triplex or quad.

If you want to be a passive investor, you need capital, information and a network, but you don't need specific advantage in real estate.  

This allows me to streamline operations while tapping into an infrastructure that includes contractor networks, tenant management systems, and local expertise.Scaling Through FlipsNext year, I plan to launch a direct mail campaign targeting off-market deals, aiming to complete 15 flips.

You aren't networking with the right people if you aren't going to real estate investor meetups.

Love that you are learning more about the investment vehicle and that you are moving onto step two where you are working your investment criteria as well as networking with sponsors alike.

Still, everyone I knew was out twisting on their own without any real networks.