A loopnet premium membership is a solid place to start finding listings.

The books authored and published make it clear how knowledgeable, thoughtful and accomplished the membership is. 

My awesome client and savvy investor @Theresa Worsham closed today on her new duplex and bought me a membership upgrade as a thank you.  

Here is the link on BP for the ones in Colorado:http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/colorado-real-est...Most of them will  let you attend one as a visitor for free or a reduced fee that can be applied to your annual membership. 

I'd recommend attending the local REIAs - INREIA (free) and CIREA( paid membership) apart form other meetups ( on the meetup app).

Elsewhere are four single-family homes, two bunkhouses, a gymnasium, resort-style pool, helicopter pad and two tennis courts.

:) We love that all we had to pay is a start-up fee, then a monthly membership fee to have access to CPA and attorneys at any time.

If you have different investors involved in the various projects who each have membership interest, this would require separate LLC's and in some instances if different lenders are involved they may not want other lenders collateralizing assets titled to the same LLC.

If you have the Executive membership, you get 2% back on all purchases at the end of the year (up to $1000.)

That would be the most common way to partner up but stay 1031 compliant.Since tenants in common can be awkward, after the 1031 is over it is possible to take each tic interest and contribute it into a new entity in exchange for membership interest in the entity.