Would definitely recommend trying to get out to live events, whether it's local Meetups focused on the subject and there are a number of conferences around the country.

But your right I was talking to a flipper in LA at a conference and they do 600 to800k houses and were averaging about 15k per flip.. but they did 80 of them.. so while they made over a million for the year thats a ton of work and debt to manage.If your going to be successful flipping you have to be able to do volume as you clearly denote.. one at a time unless your hitting big numbers..

I’m in the Stark County area in Canton, Ohio and I was wondering if there is anybody in the the North Eastern Ohio area that could tell me what they expect to cash flow with the mortgage included into the expenses.

The one thing you might try is talking with a local lender like a regional bank or credit union and ask about portfolio products.Around here (Plymouth County) I'd talk with Rockland Trust, Eastern Bank, East Boston Savings Bank, Bridgewater Savings Bank and others like them.

Read books, go to conferences and meet-ups and engulf yourself into podcasts.

Do you plan to attend the Papersource conference next month?

I’ll be joining you in May for the conference in Indy.  

Attended any MeetUps or Conferences?

**When you go to networking events/conferences, go with a purpose: To learn - yes, of course; but also to meet a couple of people you might be future partners with or whom might be future investors for you if you choose to syndicate your own deals.

However I don’t have a main office And just use title company conference rooms if I need to meet in an office as do my agents.