You start networking, meeting with people, finding investor groups and telling them how you can help.Also, passing the exam is just the beginning,  you need to join a brokerage, then start paying fees to memberships to associations, to lock box services, to mris etc... 

That will get you onto wholesaler mail lists,Gor to social media sites like Facebook and research the Groups for ones in your area that have a membership of folks similar to you.Good luck...

I don't mind at all paying for the yearly memberships but ultimately, it seems they all want you to join their "education program" and pay $15,000-$30,000. 

In my mind it comes down to do you want to set up a business with marketing, membership management, local laws, etc. or building passive income.

I’m new in the South Florida area and noticed that in certain communities there are mandatory club equity membership purchase requirements.

In terms of membership I prefer to go with their quarterly sign up until I can determine if it's worth it.

I don't have any memberships anywhere yet (bootstrapping this business so watching my pennies), so public info would be preferable.  

At this point, I'm conserving cash and not ready to pay the membership fee.

The article should be good for a surge in BP's membership count.BP has become my GoTo source for all that is REI.Keep up the good work guys (and gals), it's appreciated.

I have read almost every article on BP and feel like I’m starting to get it.Over and over I have read that I should seek a mentor or join a local group to network.I looked into several in the Tacoma and Seattle area.Is it common to have to join and pay a membership fee for these meetings?