That's another place to network with a lot of people.

I felt like it was, however, a defining moment for my future real estate career as I can now spend even more time reading and networking.

Find meetups, network with investors and make yourself valuable to those who you want to learn from!

I did a solo 401k based on saving 10% YoY for 15 years in tech, and cashed out on current bull run and for 80% LTV, 7% over 25 year amortization. 19 unit for 750K and found it through networking with 20 brokers for the right off market deal over the course of 2 years.Goodluck!

Just pick one, and get started.As you grow your experience, network, and wealth, you could go in any or all of these directions.

We have a Lotta great meet ups in the Twin Cities where you’ll be able to meet new investors and build a network.

This meeting we propose would NOT be intended as a "competition" with that one.What we are considering, however, would be focused less on information and more on informal networking, and learning through guided conversation and possibly even opportunities for evaluating or pitching deals.

An agent will also be able to market it to the right type of buyer through their network and be mindful of the showing schedule for the tenants.

@Weina Shi The cost can vary widely depending on the level of accuracy of the study.

Please find local real estate meetups that are run by folks that are not pitching the same old products but rather focus on providing education and networking.