Or do you browse and contact owners who have posted regarding properties?  

I'm still very new to the concept but have definitely learned a lot through reading books and browsing other topics here.

For landlords and passive investors entities serve purely legal purposes, and that is for attorneys to evaluate, not for us tax planners.As far as tax planners - just browse this forum and look at tax pros answering questions.

It's really one of the best PM software systems out there.Great functionality and nice interface!

@Jaime OsunaGo to https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search/#Browse by filing type “QUALIF”Keyword: real estateThere are all the sec registered offerings that accept non accredited investors who can also solicit

Take a look at https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/tax-partners and/or browse through the responses from tax professionals on the site.Good luck on your new adventure!

Take a look at https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/tax-partners and/or browse through the responses from tax professionals on the site.

I'm now browsing through properties on LoopNet to get a feel for the market and wanted to ask about the do's/dont's when calling the agents/brokers posting the properties on LoopNet. 

Check their websites, browse through their profiles, and read reviews from previous clients to assess their suitability.Networking events and conferences: Attend industry events and conferences focused on vacation rentals or property management.

@Ray MalaveIf you browse this very forum and see who answers the questions here and how, you will meet 20+ of us.