I'd highly recommend checking out the local real estate networking events on meetup.com and coming to as many of those as you guys are able.One of the bigger ones, Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors Association, meets tonight (Thursday) at 7p.The investor community here is relatively small and most folks are willing to help you connect the dots.Feel free to reach out if you ever need help with anything specific!

Research in neighborhood shows utilities are paid by bigger establishments.

@Erik Baumer Welcome to Bigger Pockets.

Rick Pozos also hosts a good one on Tuesdays but I can’t remember which one, he usually posts it here on bigger pockets!

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Read Bigger Pockets’ Finding and Funding Deals by Anson Young.There are many ways like pulling lists from Listsource.com or Driving For Dollars 😉

You may not be able to hit the rents of the bigger cities but I found the cost to purchase was lower so in the end you get the same cash flow.

hello guys I'm new to bigger pockets and pretty new to real estate investing I did a couple of flips back in 07 and 08 that worked out well but since the crash I have not done anything since, I'm looking to get into buying to flip and buying to rent out, I guess things have changed since then,  I have very little money like $4000.00 any suggests on where to start would be greatly appreciated for this 60 year old young man who really wants to get into the real estate business. thanks guys

Owning rentals in an S-Corporation might be a costly mistake, in a C-corp a bigger one even.

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