Read the article linked in a prior post about redemption rights.

@Nathan Zierer sounds like you are doing all the right things, I would suggest going to real estate meet ups in your area, networking on BP, LinkedIn and your natural network.

Use LinkedIn and look through your connections to see what roles people are in now. 

Linkedin, family, friends, associates, paid angel investor lists, public funding websites, other wholesalers etc

Website: https://hughprint.com/Linked-in profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/la...Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hughj...Would love any feedback if so.

If they ask you to deposit the funds into a personal account be weary.3) Verify the representative/company on social media - LinkedIn or Facebook should do the trick. 4) Verify company address on Google - google maps, even a phone call to the main office could give you valuable insight into how the run shop.Hope this gives you some avenues to ensure you're getting into a profitable relationship!

Quote from @Reed RickenbachPeople who know love and trust you and who would want to do business with you......that's everyone in your phone, FB, IG, Linkedin Accounts.People you went to school with, people in your Boy Scout Troop, your church, your frat, you used to work with, etc.   

You've been using us since 2014 - I'd say the connection on Linkedin is long overdue.

We can connect on LinkedIn as well if that's easier.Best,Jerid

Also, be sure to list your business on the web and include your total business experience in your profiles.Take these steps:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2) In addition to your business checking account, open an expense and savings account in the same bank.