Hey BP community, I recently joined BP and I see it's a very active community for networking.

I've been habitually absorbing information on real estate investing for almost a year now; I listen to Bigger Pockets, Active Duty Passive Income, Rod Khleif, audiobooks, and have read several books to gain some insight on how to make deals work.After extensive research into population growth, unemployment rates, median home prices, crime rates, property and income taxes, average insurance rates, vacancy rates, and average rental income, I have narrowed down my search to the Jacksonville, FL area where I will seek out my first multi-family deal in 2020.I'm excited to join these forums and become more active, there's always so much to learn from this great network of people.

Just by joining you are taking the first step to financial freedom.

They typically prefer accredited investors, but you may be able to join some syndications without be an accredited investor. 

I am building a team in Colorado Springs. We are a few months into our start-up and ready to take the next step. While we are not able to support full-time employees yet...we ARE looking to grow/train some part-time a...

Glad to join the community, and hope I can be a regular contributor.  

If there are any investors in the area, I live on the island side, I would love to network, even offer to work part time as an intern to gain experience, join network groups to meet other investors.

Join a real estate investing club and network with other investors.Step 2.

There is a Facebook group called property investors chat group NZ which you can join where people often ask for recommendations for mortgage brokers, builders etc which would help you in building a team.CheersTimothy

I have flipped 1 house and currently have 1 rental.I have pondered the idea of starting a group/joining a group on individuals that buy rental properties.