Even facebook might have some good local groups for you.

I can see on Facebook that Scott is off vacationing in Europe so I give him a pass for not responding to my inquiries.

I find my online banking basically becomes like a dashboard of my current status and I find that very useful.

You can also check meetup.com or search Facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.You will learn faster if you rub elbows with people that have been there and done that.

Depending on your market (and I know nothing about your area) you may consider facebook groups for students or marketing anywhere students/young adults can find you. 

We're seeing up to 20% conversion to appointment on Facebook leads for example in 24 hrs.It's not perfect, but its pretty impressive so far.

Bigger pockets postAccording to Biggerpockets stats https://www.biggerpockets.com/stats , over 1000+ new members signup every day and at the time of this post, they have 1.6 million+ members.Jump onto Facebook and I see lots of investor groups in the 50k - 100k range but nothing larger.  

After finishing the first episode I jumped on here and decided to find and read your posts.Utah is expensive, I've attended a couple of networking events and attempted to ask questions on Facebook forms, people from a popular group called Renatus continue reaching out to me wanting me to pay for a $27k learning program.I read read Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant so far.I am puzzled at how people are finding the deals to begin with and discouraged already that I don't know how to build the skills and where to start to get into this network of investing.Any light that can be shed and tips or guidance would be much appreciated.As a beginner, the only value I would be able to provide to anyone is finding deals, the notice of default list here in my county on a monthly basis is the only thing I've attempted and my yellow letters have never gotten any response.I am willing to help provide value however I can as a beginner.

Facebook is an easy way to find wholesalers, or investorlift.com.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.