LinkedIn profile, business registered with the state and a web page, etc.The fact is, building a website or creating a profile can be done by any scammer.

As I have been looking over my books, I am finding that I spent approximately $500,000 last year just on interest, lender fees, etc. for those properties  I have been thinking about posting on my social media accounts, such as Facebook and LinkedIn, seeing if there are any private individuals who have cash sitting in money market or bank accounts, who might be willing to become private money lenders for me. 

If you find someone locally, look on LinkedIn and see if you have any common connections, talk to mutual acquaintances.  

That was new for me.Just check as best you can....call HR here in US, check linkedin account, check ID and visa.   

Something I did was search for the owner of your favorite business or businesses on LinkedIn.

You can also connect with syndicators on social media (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) - for those that are active on these platforms it can be a great way to get to know them better, and then when you find ones you like, you should message them to set up time to chat one-on-one because ultimately that's how you'll get to know them and build trust (or not), and figure out whether they are the right fit for you to invest with.

Hey Jeremiah,I reached out to you on LinkedIn.

I couldn't find much about him except on linkedin. 

Sponsorship MLS fees Board Fees Even Odd Year for Renewal Develop a proper LinkedIn/Facebook/Insta/twitter ext:////Referral strategy?!

Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and BiggerPockets are all places you should be actively posting.