Engage on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, G+.

I actually contacted quite a few of the positive reviewers they listed on their site after finding them on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Connect with me on linkedIn or some other route and I'll get you an interview.

If you can't find any information (LinkedIn, Google search, etc.) about the attorney, I would be skeptical and slower to pull out the checkbook.If I followed the advice of some of the members who were tsk-tsking me on this thread, I would be $4,800 in the hole.

Brokerage Websites: Major brokerages like Marcus & Millichap, CBRE, and Cushman & Wakefield have dedicated sections on their websites for multifamily listings.Social Media: Platforms like LinkedIn or even Facebook have groups dedicated to multifamily real estate.

I met someone through Linked In that has a company that has been successfully doing fix and flips in Denver for about 1 year.

I wish I could share this post on my FB or LinkedIn.

You can find him on LinkedIn or email him

@Adam York You can consider taking an out-bound approach and reaching out to realtors and brokers (email, call, LinkedIn as mail might not be fast enough).

If you have a corporation or llc over 2yrs old, high levels of unsecured lines of credit can be obtained with a strong Dun and Bradstreet Paydex Score, Credit Profile and a "low 5" business bank rating.Here is what you do:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2) In addition to your business checking account, open an expense and savings account in the same bank.