Learning, analyzing deals, making contacts and networking, walking neighborhoods - start learning the craft, the market, and the numbers so you'll be prepared once you find your first potential deal.

Regardless of your current situation in regards to experience or capital, you will still need to network and meet people.

This business is like any other; you are only as good as your network.

If you don't know anyone that has money to partner with, increase your network.

Go to a bunch of real estate groups, and the networking events in particular. 

Looking forward to networking with you all

If you have any recommendations, advice, SF networking recommendations please feel free to let me know!

Since she is not on the current mortgage, I wanted to reach out to the bigger pockets network and ask for advice on taking the next step of buying our second property and first rental property.

Once my marketing and networking start showing fruit in Nashville, I'll set the trigger for San Diego. 

My thought process has been like this so far: First learn learn learn, read books, listen to podcasts, hit up my local REIA (which I just found and just need to attend), network, talk to a bank, etc.