This way you can begin building your "team" or start figuring out the best places to get loans, best contractors, etc.It's a waiting game for sure and it sucks to just sit but I'm sure everyone goes through a stagnant period in their career.Good luck out there!

While catching up with an online gaming buddy I haven't spoken to in 5 years, he mentioned this website and podcast. 

I’d rather go direct go the manufacturer and cut out the middle man- but US Modular talked a good game (sounded sales pitchy, so I’m not sure about them yet) and I also found another company out of Idaho with a local representative that I’m waiting to hear numbers from.

Then he'll ask if anyone wants to bid and then the games begin.

Im game any contacts you could refer me too perhaps we can do a swap or something nathan?

Industrial, office, retail,etc.Is the area urban, suburban, rural?

I'm absolutely fresh at this game.

 @Heather Hopkins I would consider the triangle as well...lots of inventory and still deals to be had if play the game correctly.

Attend as many REI's as possible in the first few months; not only to build your buyers list (make sure to build connections with "seasoned investors") but also to make amazing relationships with other people in the same industry to brainstorm marketing techniques that work in your market. 

It is that easy to gain more knowledge and be more skilled when it comes to the real estate industry.