Biggest organization of renters will happen in fall in LA some of the groups are national too so it applies to all statesHere's what they claim: This strategic statewide convening represents the historic growth of the power of renters to push for broad economic, racial and gender justice and advance a vision of an economy that works for families, communities and the environment, not billionaire real-estate tycoons, corporate landlords and Wall Street bankers.

Well managed properties usually do not have radical changes without a very strategic long term plan in place.

Go to your local REIA, become very educated and be able to provide value to someone where if you brought them a deal with a clean strategic plan of how you were to make money, then maybe someone partners with you on a deal.  

You'll have to get really strategic in figuring out how to make it happen.

Let me know if you would like some help with coming up with a strategic game plan on finding a place here in PB to do this.https://www.sandiego.gov/treasurer/short-term-residential-oc...

Climbed the proverbial corporate ladder for about 7 years, went back to school to get my MBA (this is where you really learn how to think analytically and strategically - I actually very much enjoyed grad school), and still climbing the "ladder" (feels like a Jacob's ladder). 

@Cameron Riley - it starts by seeking them out, NOT by telling people you are looking for one, cause they are everywhere, but simply being strategic about where you go, how you interact and asking people that are doing/having/producing what you want, and they generally can give you strong referrals.        

Looking for strategic ways to BRRRR in the Indianapolis area ..best options 

It is growing and money can be made here if strategic.  

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