I love creating excel spreadsheets and using it to analyze, minimize costs and increase profits.I look forward to networking, making new friends and business partners.N

Drawing equity as a beginner, maybe the simplest (And most cost-effective) approach.As your experience and network expands, you'll learn other financing optionsI'm sure there is a ton of info online (and on BP) about getting started flipping.

Network with Agents, ETC and find out who are the BIG investors in your area.You don't need a lot of Buyers to have a decent business....

Informal affairs to network and try to find resources for your next project.

The first step towards getting your first deal is researching and networking, which you are obviously already doing by joining BP.

I'm a brand new investor in the Charlotte area looking to network with fellow investors.

Have you considered joining the Central Arkansas Real Estate Investors Association (www.carreia.com) to network and meet other investors.

You should still very much reap the benefits of leverage with your IRA, but would want to work with your CPA to run the numbers and evaluate the impact of this taxation on your returns.

Maybe we could connect and let each other know of any networking events in the area.

Here you can network and learn, keep up with the market all over the country.