Here are some additional methods to help you find off-market deals:Networking: Make connections with other investors, real estate professionals, and possible sellers by going to regional real estate meetings, networking events, and industry conferences.Direct Mail Campaigns: To connect with homeowners in certain neighborhoods or with particular property attributes, create a tailored direct mail campaign.Driving for Dollars: Identify foreclosed or distressed properties by physically driving or strolling around neighborhoods.

Hopefully it'll help balance out instead of hurting the entire industry badly. 

i don't do/invest in residential real estate but perhaps it would be possible to learn SFR by getting job in property management, also get RE agent license, then once you have learned a fair bit, form a syndication with yourself as GP, get your college friends, their families, and anyone you know to invest as limited partners, then buy a rental house for cash, and you take 20-25% equity and provide the property management for a % of the rent, whatever is industry standard.

Social Industrial Conference is beginning of May and Industrial touches all the big commercial players.Don't be frustrated if you don't make the connections you want right away.

Meeting local investors and attending meetups is a fantastic way to expand your knowledge and network in the industry.

I want to utilize my marketing skills to get into the industry and familiarize myself while making my income.

It is the most popular software in the industry and all CPAs know how to navigate it which is nice.At the bare minimum, you should do the following to make your bookkeeping easier:1.

Basically, Knowing, I had canceled all other discussions with all other Lenders, they did the “Bait and Switch Approach”, which only the worst kind of Lenders in this industry try to pull on clients.They lowered the L/T/V from 75% down to 70%.

If you are an investor, you have connections in every industry.

I'm searching for an insurance professional to discuss the concept of negotiating group purchasing property insurance for a discount (similar to what is done through health care via employers).Are there regulations that would make this prohibitively difficult in the property insurance industry?