You can put yourself in a position to only do REI business when there are no realtors involved(which isn't difficult as there are many agents / r.e. salespeople that aren't members of the 'realtor' organization) or omit licensees from the equation altogether and find all of your own deals.

If you struggle to make connections and people are clearing out, wait around for an opportunity to speak with the organizer who will be the last one out the door.

Some of the organizations that I've worked with include the following:Society of St.

Kids want it all - UA and Justice clothes, trips to Disney World and the beach every year, select sport this and that and not to mention you feel like you deserve some nice things to since you make the money.

I have had some discussions with an organization called Privatemoneymen.com they are located in Georgia.

(C) "Vendor" means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, trust, or any other group of individuals however organized making a sale of property by means of a land installment contract.

Feel free to reach out anytime if you wanna talk REI or talk about living in the OC ^^I'm also organizing a meetup out here in Seoul and that's a great way to start building your knowledge - meeting and talking with active investors.

It's well organized and you can meet lots of other investors there. 

We also organize a group east of the city in White Oak which is free to attend, but this would be a little far out from you.

I feel a little bad getting my realtor to organize getting me into all those properties without actually buying any.Generally, for those who have many rentals or flips, how many do you tend to look through before buying?