My point was with the original poster, just because you see a home going to foreclosure sale, MOST of those homes do not actually go to sale at that time.

In reading your responses it appears that you may have conflated "building networks" with actual investing and making stuff happen. 

Before leaving, I was wrapping up with my fix and flip with actually was supposed to be a one year fix and flip but turned out to be a 6 months one instead and I was also penalized there.

I'd get the 1099 corrected to show the actual interest that you distributed.

We then incorporate their results into your tax return.2 - The price point is subjective, but it certainly can make sense for a $400-600k 4-plex if you're planning to keep it for a few years.3 - Most importantly - understand how cost seg actually works: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

I actually use the metric you mention.

If you are using private lenders, they actually usually require an LLC.

Does your bank pay your commission as an MLO when the property closes....or when the loan is actually sold?

In terms of online networking, connecting with agents and actually making offers with them would allow you to start building connection.

People applying for a mortgage actually needed a job and income.