*Even though that is a liable option. lol*You have to put yourself out there and start meeting women at networking events and you can also join clubs.

I'm pretty familiar with most of the market in Indy and have a good network of real estate professionals that I can confer with when I don't have a confident answer.

I’m looking to network with developers who have worked on similar projects.

Here, networking events, conferences, etc.

I am new to real estate investing and am looking for people to network with in central Ohio or beyond.

I’m a highly motivated newbie investor, I would like to network with hopes of finding a mentor in the CT area or any market that is just to get some knowledge on getting started on a fast track process to retirement with multifamily, duplex etc investing.

Just moved to Pitt and would like to network with RE investors.

Wichita Investors Network (WIN).

So in other words i need to start networking with some investor friendly agents, to pull comps, and to let me know what the ARV is. 

My personal opinion is that it’s easy to get bored or distracted and jump from one form of investing to another without makIng much real progress.As a property manager, your network should provide you a lot of opportunities to solve other investors problems.