G'day Folks, Stumbled upon this site while looking for property investment forums in US. Currently I am brand new and will end up asking silly and idiotic questions. Please be patient with me and sincere apologies w...

Can anyone give me advise on how you recruit, train and possibly online way you have them submit info to you

You can make money, but your job is recruiting others to recruit others.

Starting from scratch without a sphere of influence and without being known in the community, it took me a while to get the ball rolling and start gaining momentum.I started recruiting for the brokerage company and I recommend people to start part-time unless they are willing to do "active" forms of marketing such as cold-calling and door knocking.

I will be going to the Dayton area to be a local recruiter, and I have been looking at the Huber Heights and Vandalia areas.

The whole idea is to recruit qualified contractors who have earned a good reputation, who take pride in their work and want to work for you again, because you pay on time and don't ask for any extras that were not negotiated in the origianl price.

I do much of my own work and I have 2 teenage kids that I "recruit" into demo and painting.I am a long term "buy and hold" guy so no flipping for me. 

Recruiters and real estate developers are not willing to consider you with any type of deal or project management positions without a minimum of a bachelors.

I’m getting ready to go recruiting in Washington State, where I plan to retire and stay.

Examples of connectors are fundraisers, lobbyists, restauranteurs, recruiters, and others.