Maybe set a routine to 30 min-1 hour a day researching your market, listing to webinar, attending a meet up group, talking to agents, making offers, ect. 

We have been doing training and going to seminars for the last couple months.

Your best bet is to sign up for your local REI groups and attend and network.

My original credit facilities were to buy court house steps.. so we needed cash on the barrel head so we started with a 4 million dollar unsecured LOC.. we used that cash to buy then we got the appraisal etc and tapped our holding line which bounced between 6 and 8 million.. it was pretty sweet.. you talk about advantage at the court house steps.. walk up with a couple milske in cashiers checks.. and if I did not use them that day the money was never taken from my account and I was not charged for it.. this is what great banking relationships will do for you.. then in the melt down of 08 that bank was the only one of 5 I dealt with that kept my credit lines in tack but they shrunk dramatically of course..

I have a couple deals under my belt currently, but still working on my processes and figuring out how to grow into a large scale operation.

I'm hoping to learn from all the wise folks here about investing in real estate.I heard about Bigger Pockets from a couple of personal finance blogs I follow: Mr.

So say you have a couple of properties and they are leveraged out.

I've been investing in real estate for a couple years now and have got 5 properties under my belt. 

... and discounted or free seminars to attend that the general public get charged for, and access to the properties listed by other members of CIREIA.

um that's the think i have been looking through zillow and there is a wide range of houses i have been interested in 19143, 19134, 19140 are a couple of zip codes that i have found cheap houses that could potentially be great rental properties.