Work your network.

I am not a CPA, but it also opens up a litany of tax advantages because you can now drive certain of your activities through the LLC as expenses-- mileage and gas, networking lunch/dinner/happy hour, repair costs, the list goes on.

We are always looking to add people to our network, especially here in NH.

This site is great for networking and getting a ton of real estate information.

I'm way behind the times with social media but finding a robust network there. 

I am in north-west NJ (Hackettstown-Parsippany) and am looking to network with local investors.

@Louise Alexander, @Bijoy Shah, @Kevin Wyn, @Ross Denman, I'll be visiting Indianapolis on a weekend soon and would love a chance to network with some locals there. 

Turnkey investments are attractive to me as a newcomer since I don't have experience in renovation and don't have a network of potential teammates.

To do this, you need to be working neighborhoods, mailing letters to abandoned and distressed properties, networking so that everyone knows what you do - outside of investor groups but where the public can find you.

( putting an ad out to network with  Cash buyers I am finding out are not always truthful when they state they are "Cash Buyers".