Both Rarebird and Northwest REIA hold monthly meetings and are a great place to network.

I'm looking to network with fellow investors and start hitting the pavement a little harder to get into RE more.

If you're located in Columbus, or Ohio I would love to hear about networking opportunities or resources specific to our city / state.Looking forward to getting to know you all!

In my CPA practice I got very used to clients disclosing the most intimate details of their financial life to me, and the public's attitude towards realtors is surprising and upsetting.

I'm a CPA and work a lot with QuickBooks.

If you network in the neighborhoods, you usually find some retired folks that still live there, and like to be your secret eyes in the neighborhood.

Talk to your Attorney and CPA

BiggerPockets is the absolute best real estate investment resource and networking site!

@Angela BeadleCheck out the nearby members and network https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet, it will help you a lot to find partners that can help you out in investing.

Welcome @Whitney Zelee..One of the first things i did when i started investing 2 years ago was getting the real estate license and that definitely helped me, especially with learning the market.Don't forget to join a local REIA.I personally like the Black Diamond networking event in Waltham.