You just have to find the right Agent, interview several and create a mutually beneficial relationship.  

That’s right, interviewing world-class investors on the BiggerPockets Podcast, and studying real estate investing across the country by meeting and greeting thousands of investors here on the forums.

I was interviewed for an article in Atlantic Online magazine and received many e-mails from people ho want to move their Autistic families to Pueblo as soon as they see progress being made, and they are starting to see it.I have hope for my son after my husband and I are gone.

I have used this process and people recognize me here in Chicago off of bigger pockets. 

I enjoy hearing of your career progress and awesome tips, interviews and guests on your podcast.  

@Richard Wilkinsstart with your REIA in Pennsylvania for all-cash buyersGet a cash buyers site at www.investorcarrot.comInvestigate who is buying multiple properties for all cash without mortgages through title companiesLearn how to properly interview Cash Buyers as far as what they want, then go find a property based on that information

., we should interview lenders and try to make them want to give us the loan.Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Scott, flipping/rehab advice given in a manner that makes sense and no arrogance (it was the first interview, I think he has done a couple of them)Aaron M., wholesale and deal making delivered in common sense with real estate street smarts (I don't recall a lot of fluff)Serge S., buy and hold, lifestyle bizz, (Don't recall all of the specifics but I do remember listening to his episode twice on the road so it must have been good.

Lots of great interviews and information are shared each week.

Most people fail to recognize that the precursor to investing in real estate is working hard - learning skills; gathering knowledge of markets; living frugally and stockpiling cash for investments; ETC.