To stimulate deal flow (loan requests or note offers) I used attend about 15 commercial real estate meetings a month; now I email a newsletter or update every month to 15,000 commercial mortgage and loan broker contacts I have through LinkedIn.6.

If you are looking for someone to teach you syndication, a common thread is to start a thought leadership platform: podcast, post on LinkedIn, post on BP, create YouTube content.I would say, if you have almost no understanding of what Cap rates are, the basics of underwriting and excel modeling, how to find brokers, etc a mentor can help accelerate your learning.  

Look for local groups or online spots like BiggerPockets, and use social sites like Facebook and LinkedIn.

I also know LinkedIN has them listed too.

So, he's been blackballed on the buying notes side by everyone I know but he's continuing to operate on the capital raising side because he's good at attracting people who don't know his reputation.On a personal level, Scott reached out to me a couple of times via BP and LinkedIn years ago.

He looks to be 70 years old on Linkedin.

My section 8 tenants were the first tenants I had which possessed linkedin accounts and also had among the best FICOs compared to my tenants who were not on housing assistance.  

I talked to a girl from Asia today about development deals in our market in columbus through a visa fast track program from Vietnam. super interesting. hop on linkedin too great place to look at lots of structures and learn. super transparent no BS. we do city of columbus and city of miami 

Quote from @Rebecca Coleman: Start with their address on the tax roll.then move to linked in and Facebook.then move to general Google search.leave a note on the door see if any other neighbors know themHope one of those ideas works.

Then you found me on LinkedIn and messaged me the same thing - stalker much?