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., geography, property type, financial distress indicators).BatchSkipTracing: Offers services to help you find accurate contact information for property owners.PropStream: Provides comprehensive data for real estate investors, including leads on distressed properties, motivated sellers, and detailed property information.Social Media and Real Estate Forums: Platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and specific real estate forums (e.g., BiggerPockets) can be valuable for networking, finding mentors, and discussing strategies with other wholesalers.Bandit Signs: These are signs you see on the side of the road with messages like "We Buy Houses Cash."

I am following up on LinkedIn and a variety of other places to find some. 

Come to these events to network with experienced investors, learn from special guests, and broaden your horizons.Make Use of Social Media: Participate in the real estate community on sites such as Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Hop on LinkedIn and search for #passiveincome #multifamilyinvesting #mailboxmoney, etc and you will be flooded with people offering advice on how to create passive income through real estate, nearly all of whom run startup syndications.  

So have all your contacts in your phone, FB, IG, Linkedin detailed out with email, phone, contact information, etc. 

We naturally started with our personal circle of family and friends who have witnessed our journey from the beginning, we have also begun posting blogs on LinkedIn and our website, we've created a CRM database of all the potential investors we have met in our network, and are soon releasing our first recurring email newsletter for our subscribers.The frustrating part of all this is that it feels like I'm pushing a rock up a hill that just won't make any progress.

Feel free to send me a message on Bigger Pockets or on my LinkedIn.

Absolutely make use of all the online tools available throughout the processEvaluate resumes and reviews/recommendations from trusted resouces, peers and past clients (like you would on LinkedIn for example)Narrow down your search to the top candidates and schedule in-person interviewsChoose your top 3-4 final candidates and check referencesThen ask at least three to provide bids for your scope of work requiredEvaluate the bids and pick your top candidate...then there is one crucial step left...Make sure to take an in person look at the physical finished work your final chosen contractor has done recently.Like almost everything else in real estate, choosing a great contractor requires time and effort.  

Started with platforms we had a lot to choose from but we started pushing content on theseFacebook (Business and Personal) Instagram (Business and Personal)Blogger Vine Google + (Business and Personal)Youtube Flickr Our website Bigger Pockets Twitter (Business and Personal)LinkedIn (Business and Personal)Tumblr Pinterest I knew when people went to google Bolthouse Homes I wanted a wow factor of "Man that is a ton of content" along with "they really do some professional stuff" I aimed for 25 total posts a day and one video a week.