The right coach will teach you how to make money in this business and greatly expedite the learning curve, which is priceless.3) Continue time learning and connecting here on Bigger Pockets, there are many great resources.You are welcome to attend the GRID Baltimore meetup that I am a co-organizer for.

You must put in the time to learn the vocab, some techniques, the processes involved in an acquisition.After that basic education, you'll know 'how to open your desk' and can look for an investor at a local meet up, a REIA or similar organization to mix and mingle with seasoned investors. 

Also the Wa Landlords Assoc is a great organization; they can help with legal issues, forms, and excellent networking all for 55 bucks a year.

Trying to find ways to find a buyers/sellers list without driving for dollars paying for a list?Want to be able to network digitally without doing what the majority of wholesalers are doing.Any suggestions?

The opportunity came about organically and we have been working together to get things off the ground over the next few months.We have the who/where/what we are targeting, currently getting all of the proper licensing/business structure/paperwork in place, and the roles that will be in place.

Working on organizing our rehab at the moment.

@Carlena Alva the best way to find partners is to create them organically.

I work for an organization that purchases foreclosed properties and owner finances families to get them in to a home for what is usually less than rent in that area.

It really depends on what organization is doing the appraisal and what their guidelines are.

We'll be organizing our finances by building (Property in the drop down menu) for both tax and profit/loss statement purposes.