Meetups Collection of like-minded individuals in the Real Investment Field, who gather to network and discuss potential deals· Online Blogs and Networking (BiggerPockets, Linkedin, etc…)Same as above· Bank Asset Managers for REO properties Properties that are “Distressed” and Banks want/need to get off their booksPoint Blank you have to be creative and utilize a collection of different strategies, such as the ones mentioned above, and see what Blend works for you.

Seek out local Facebook and LinkedIn groups that are relevant to your areas of business.

Depending on how common the name is, I've just searched facebook and linkedin in the past, and had varying levels of success.Also, it's possible the man that answered just didn't want to talk to you.

My favorite business book: Thinking in Bets by Annie DukeMy favorite real estate related book: The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs, J ScottMy hobbies & interests: Reading, writing, learning, HIMYM, Parks & Rec, New Girl, cocktail bars, museums, botanical gardensWhere people can find out more about me: I’m not a heavy user of social media, but responsive to email and LinkedIn and messages here.Looking forward to connecting!

@Alexis Terry. white pages.com. tax records. public settlement filings. linked in. online pay services. google name search (name+state) about 60% of the time you get employers name, then you call office main number and ask for the person you want)

You would keep trying the email, but reach out on LinkedIn or Facebook if they have a profile.  

Sites such as Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Youtube, Pinterest and blogs can all be all be useful tools is connect with the right tenant.

For anyone interested, I'll be doing an ongoing weekly update on my LinkedIn every Monday and will post monthly results here on BP. 

It will be a deflationary environment for real estate, especially for commercial real estate that was hit hard by COVID-19 like hotels, retail centers, amusement parks, event centers, etc.On my Website/Linkedin, I will be posting a very deep explanation of why the United States will be in a deflationary recession and how to take advantage as a real estate investor.

In the past year, I've been contacted via BP, Linked In, and phone, at least 50 times by people wanting to know if I had any notes for sale.