I have joined a few FB, LinkedIn, and Meetup groups and I am excited to attend the in-person meetings.

If all avenues for assistance were exhausted we would be willing to work with him, but he had to demonstrate effort.Long story short, tenant was unable to provide documentation of termination (I stalked him on LinkedIn, and it turns out he quit his job in February - but waited until March 31 to contact us), claims he does not have a credit card and is unable to get a credit card or bank loan (his credit was good when he moved in 9 months ago), and he was unable to get through to any of the government agencies for assistance (sent a screenshot to our property manager of one 4 second phone call attempt to local housing authority).Curious to hear how everyone else is determining which tenants are truly in need of assistance versus those that are simply looking to take advantage of the current situation and skip paying rent.

They push out info through a LinkedIn real estate investor group that I joined, and I have been wanting the same information you asked for.

I even gave her the reasons - company address on your W-2s is a residential building, company phone number on your boss's e-mail isn't a published land line, company website on your bosses, e-mail didn't exist when she sent me the message then miraculously appeared at midnight after I questioned it but the graphics on the page were for a completely different industry and not a single link on the page worked, boss referred to you as an employee yet there were no taxes taken out of your check, not a single employee in the company can be found in Linked-In or Facebook, and google can't find any evidence of the company in the state you said it is headquartered.  

Check out the BP Events page, eventbrite.com, meetup.com, facebook, linkedIn and anywhere else you can find a local meetup.9.

Everybody goes to Facebook groups, BP forums, LinkedIn, meet-ups, etc to meet people.

@Brandon Turner and I want to ask you to share the post on your social networks (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, G+), and to email it to all the agents you know.

Podcasts and linkedin

Here's what's funny, for me anyway -  the bank's investment rep will call me or my gym buddy will call or contact me via linked-in or whatever. 

You can also focus on networking with local real estate investors, by meeting them face to face at in real life webinars or just join local Facebook groups or connecting with people at LinkedIn.