Write a blog, participate in the BP forums, talk about what you are doing at REIA clubs, do a podcast, make a website.Another thing that has worked for me is networking.

When people show interest let them know there may be opportunities to participate in your success.

If you go too fast, leveraging up with every chance you get, you'll be facing a severe financial crisis at some point.If you haven't asked local banks, friends & family for participation, then you shouldn't be looking at hard money.

I don't kick gurus off for participating on BiggerPockets, @Ben Leybovich . . . the ones that have been banned got themselves kicked off for breaking the rules or for doing things here/off BP that we find to be particularly unbecoming.

I have lived the process of homes, large scale condos, and commercial properties built from scratch, but have not participated in anything but the purchase of my family's own starter home a few years ago.

If you want to figure out if your trader or firm (FCM or introducing broker) that will be handling the trading has any recent regulatory or legal violations, check out https://www.nfa.futures.org/basicnet/welcome.aspx THE LINK IS TO A REGULATORY SITE that oversees all FUTURES-MARKET PARTICIPANTS that interact with clients. 

Lack of participation by members and some red flags that leave me uneasy led me to become more informed.It has recently come to light our HOA has not been paying bills.  

Participate in the forums, listen to the podcasts, and read the blogs.

., Specific neighborhoods TBD, long term drivers of market; median household income, labor force participation, bank lending and household formationCriteria- TBD, Define your LTV, cash flow, max purchase amount, max rehab amount, max timeframe, etc.

., slumlords would normally not participate in government-subsidized programs such as Section 8, due to the requirements to report income and keep properties well-maintained