Maybe give some training/workshops to get your name out and then go from there... 

Real estate is a people business, and the more people you know and build relationships with, the more opportunities you'll have to grow your business.Here are a few more tips:-Attend local networking events and introduce yourself to people-Reach out to your friends and family and let them know you're a real estate agent-Offer to host a seminar or workshop on home buying or sellingRemember, building relationships takes time and effort, but it's worth it in the long run.

DM me if you have one please :) I have a ticket with the $300 Multifamily Success Workshop add-on. 

They want you to become a member by attending their workshop which i havent had the time to attend because of my over the road driving job. check their website naca.com please let me know you think.

They're having a conference called the Deal Analysis Workshop in April too if you're interested in learning about multifamily investing, mentorship, or just meeting other investors. https://thinkmultifamily.com/d...Hope that helps! 

I can recommend Jay Shafer's design workshop, which is held around the country.

Sometimes these old detached garages in Phoenix are labeled as “workshops” on the assessor’s site and therefore they list the square footage on the site.

Be sure to get active with the local REI clubs in your area.Fibi Long Beach, Investors Workshops, Investclub for Women.

I found the BP website while on lunch break at a FB 3 day workshop and began to wonder if their program was worth the money they are asking.

Sadly, we are 2-weeks behind on our renovation (#1 above) due primarily to scope creep ... we had to replace 28' of external wall: 12' due to rot from a leaky penetration for a though wall air conditioner; another 16' due to improper framing when the unit was first converted from a garage/workshop into an apartment {long before we bought the building}.