Volunteer with Habitat for humanity projects (or similar non-profit rehab programs) and get as much exposure in the community as possible.

I would be willing to volunteer my time to help with any process in the real estate investment game to better understand beginning to end.Does anyone have a recommend group or single person that could help get me started on my real estate journey.

If you want exposure, do some volunteer work down by the area on a regular basis.Second, city investments traditionally don't do anything to magically increase the prosperity of the ghetto.

Granted, some people do it, but what I've found is a lot of these young retirees basically end up doing the same thing non-retirees do: they volunteer a lot of time (i.e. work for free), or start a business, or do something else to fill in the time-gap.I get it: FIRE is a popular concept right now, but aside from it being the latest buzz-phrase....what does it have to offer you that a rewarding, fulfilling career and/or starting your own biz wouldn't offer?

Rental properties, volunteer for things that are important to me, perhaps part time employment of something I enjoy.

If anyone is looking to mentor or have me come work with them or even volunteer who will show me the ropes, I’m all for that as well.

Volunteer to work for free - you can help find the deal and even raise the capital but you leverage on the track record and expertise of the experienced partner.3.

I am looking for small multi unit (Duplex, Townhouse, Triplex, 4Plex) in Waukesha WIThis is for a non-profit organization we do volunteer work for and I am extremely motivated to buy.

It'll be cheaper than hard money ratesOr have one owner volunteer to be the guarantor for extra equity.  

If your slow go volunteer somewhere.