Recently, I’ve been interning as the COO for a Real Estate Investment company that handles flips, remodels, and out of state investments, with the goal of scaling the business for increased profitability.My military background has instilled in me core values like resilience, integrity, hard work, and effective leadership.

That is how I got started.I also encourage you to listen to the Thanks for Visiting podcast because they are in your city.I hired an online interior designer and gave a per-square-foot budget.

Go online and order.

There are numerous resources available, from books and online courses to local meetups and forums where you can connect with experienced investors.

.: doorknocking, cold calling, speaking with online leads, contacting people within your sphere of influence, engaging with people on social media (not just posting), meeting people at networking events, etc.2.

Also, having a simple online presence that tells your story will make a big difference.  

The real benefit to me was in moving out on my own and moving to a different state where I had to learn to integrate into a different society than what I was used to.

I'm an equity partner on four different apartment complexes and have learned a lot from talking with and observing the lead investor (i.e. syndicator) about raising capital and investor relations by being in those deals.If you are fortunate enough to find a mentor, it would be wise to find someone with integrity, who has multiple SUCCESSFUL deals under their belt and believes in consistent and clear communication with their investors. 

I do believe that, because of technology (on line deed information and ability to filter such) and higher interest rates, we will see more acceleration of loans due to due on sale violations than in the past.  

I am thinking about just finding some templates online but not sure if there's a better way to go about it.