For smaller landlords, I surveyed my membership at Chicago Creative Investors Association and found that April collections were 94% on a 97% occupancy.

I stopped eating out, I quit cigarettes, I educated myself, I cancelled memberships I wasn't using or could go without, I stopped buying clothes that would eventually end up in a donation bin, and I stopped sitting on the couch when I wasn't at my W2. 

Some of the old membership had been purged with the upgrade of the system so had to create another new account.I remember I just set  a daily goal of posting and learning with my first post and the rest is history.

Of course we also offer the event at $100 as well.We actually offered all of the attendees TWO price options when they signed up: We offered a $100 3-day event, that included a 1-year membership in the REIA, OR a $1000 3-day VIP event that also included membership in the REIA and a bunch more.

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. 

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

Free 2013 membership if you register this month ($60 value)!!

Use your money to renew your PRO membership.

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

hi Ahmed ,I"m new investor  too and i did start by getting a membership at  http://www.flippinghouseslive.com/you will find very detail explanation of what you need to do as well as some good forms for you to print and use.Hope that can help you and good luck in the future