I'm sure you'll find Biggerpockets a great site to network, learn new stuff, and share as well.

He semed to think that I have a pretty good idea if Realtor/Broker sends me Resume I forward to my contacts (thereby protecting my relationships) Realtor follows up with me (saves them time) I follow up with realtor provide (network of support) with expierienced REO Brokers & let them know the services these asset managers are looking for.

I don't spend nearly as much on marketing to sellers as I use to, but spend more time finding deals via networking.

I AM A YOUNG SEASONED RE INVESTOR THAT MAINLY WHOLESALES PROPERTIES ALL OVER THE US...TRYING TO KEEP IT VIRTUAL :lol: I LOVE TO NETWORK AND AM ALWAYS LOOKING TO MEET ACTIVE RE INVESTORS LOOKING TO ADD TO THEIR PORTFOLIOS.

You may also want to check out the marketing forum as well.Join your local RE investment club and network with other investors.

To do this, you need a well-rounded marketing mix, like bandit signs, mailers, networking, internet ads, classified ads, referrals, etc, etc.

You have the benefit of learning about real estate w/o having to invest a great deal of money, aside from the yearly/quarterly membership fee( a nominal fee), and you get to network with other investors face-to-face and ask questions.You can do a google search online for Milwaukee's REIA to find where one, or several are located.

I did pay a bird dog so that tells you how important networking is.

Networking is very important in this biz - get to know everyone you can.

Once you have their names, call your own club meeting and network to prosperity.