Networking is an easy-to-access bonus, both inside and outside of Real Estate with a lot of folks that truly just want to help each other grow.From a local level, we are conveniently positioned between the arguably two most important spots (per the Iowa natives): Ames and Iowa City. 

Hello Everyone, i've been looking at doing some flips next year and i hope i could get some tips to the strategy i want to work with.I have been searching and networking with some contractors, after some conversation and also vetting them out with projects i have trickled them down to 3 who i believe are reliable.My plan is to buy a foreclosed house, fund the purchase and materials to bring the house to a livable condition.

I know that different counties in the DMV have different zoning laws and ordinances regarding ADs and it is not a blanket state wide rule.

He has done a wide range of work and built several houses from the ground up.   

Looking for BP people that’s looking to invest, network, and learn in the central Kentucky area.

basically my plan is to start with a long term rental deal, get to know the market and i feel the network i have built allows to do more then long term rentals keep my head open. 

Many CPAs work remotely as well, everyone I am in the network with in NYC also has knowledge of out of state taxes as well, especially surrounding tri-state (PA).

Network too with programs in your area that serve low income households.

Invest in yourself and network My first year in the business I put my nose to the grindstone and spent all of my time working on my properties to get them rehabbed and rented.

Bigger Pockets is the only way to go when networking with other investors and getting deals done correctly.