Find the REIA group for your areaAs Henry noted, post something specific for your area and tag your market.Get on Loopnet for your area and property type, reach out to the brokers that are listing deals and offer to take to coffee (they are often invested in deals too but you could ask for connections to other operators that might be getting started).And, again as Henry noted, each person you meet, ask them what other networking events they have attended that you can put on your list.

My professional background is data science / analytics, which means analyzing cash flows will probably come more naturally than building relationships, which apparently, is how one finds deals worth making.Are there meetups in these areas I should attend (digitally at first, presumably)? 

If you’re an investor who believes that if a deal over performs they should keep a majority of those profits, attend one of our webinars next week for a 440 unit deal we are closing on in 3 weeks with a 22% IRR and 3.1x equity multiple.

At least one of the coach's calls I did attend the, Rick Boyd, spent the whole trying to comp one property for a beginning student.

Attend the local and regional Real Estate meetups.

I would recommend searching for local Facebook groups to find events to attend.

But yo have to pay your dues first by connecting, attending and networking.My 2 cents,Mike

I'd expect for example, all else equal, for more rent growth in Denver, CO, than Memphis, TN, over the next 20 years, compounding from current rates.

@Anibal SanchezHave you looked into attending local meetings and joining Facebook groups?

She couldn't hold in her enthusiasm and realized that the scam was to not attend.