I also tried LinkedIn messages where I promise not to lowball and that has worked once.Anyone have a suggestion for what to do after that?

LinkedIn, etc) or other sites related to their industry to see if they've updated their employer. 

@Tyler Kastelberg @Brandon Hall had a post about this recently on Linkedin, how creating content and marketing is very difficult to hire someone else to do for you, especially when you are trying to become a 'thought leader' (and not just a leader in your own thoughts).

I linked in with a local investor and agent.

I haven't tried this yet but I've heard LinkedIn is a good place to network if you can establish your credibility in what you're doing.Finally, you can look for "trust" or "IRA" on the county records for either the owners or mortgages.Hopefully, those are helpful.Thanks,Suhan

I live in Houston and I know not all banks are local so doing a simple "Asset Manager" search on LinkedIn is very overwhelming with the amount of people that have that title

They focus on mobile home parks and have solid educational content on their website.Mobile Home Park Investors - http://mobilehomeparkinvestors.com - This is the LinkedIn group led by Jefferson Lilly.

Don't just read a couple of websites and Linked-In profiles and pick the best one.

I’ve tried to search for mentors via LinkedIn because that’s the only place where I can connect with real estate investors in my area.

Hey everybody just wanted to get a few opinions on what some of you do to market on social media sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter etcI'm new in the real estate investing business in Chicago and I'm looking to start my marketing on the big social media platforms so just out of curiosity what kind of content are you guys putting out on these platforms?