I'm open to network with anyone with comments, advice, or knowledge that they feel would be helpful. 

Meetups are another excellent source of education and networking.

Quote from @Dawn Roy: Great question Austin,I have found the best way is to network with local investor groups. 

Just a friendly fellow newbie investor looking to network!

I would recommend joining ULI (Urban Land Institute) They have a network of people that can provide exactly what you are looking for Remington is it just ULI dot com ?

As a hard money lender looking to fund $10MM+ in deals in 2025, our hope is to connect with similar sized hard money lenders, ideally in different geographic area, that are looking to create a small network to bounce ideas off of, learn from, and engage with regularly.Welcome to BP, as a lender happy to connect with you and network 

Have you considered partnering with someone in your network who’s also interested in real estate?

Build out the network for GCs in your area and start to bid jobs, then you can build out how much each job would cost.

To find a multi-family in Kansas City, start by networking with local wholesalers, real estate agents, and investors who understand the market.

The main challenge was ensuring the buyer was secured for a same-day close, but Nathan Ward’s network made it possible.