Account Closed is hosting a networking meet-up in Tacoma-Lakewood, one of the submarkets to Seattle and a very active area of investment for many flippers and landlords.Check his most recent posting, it's a great place to get your local network started.

@Jon HuberAre you still hosting or putting together a weekly or monthly real estate investor meet up?

@Lee Brewer  TREIA meets weekly either with a main meeting, a geographical sub group meeting, niche meetings...including the new investor meeting that Tim Masters hosts.

If you are putting syndication together you will need a ppm (private placement memorandum) too...Try to call crowdfundinglawyers.net - they have a lot of experience in syndicating the multifamily deals.If you are interested to educate yourself on multifamily I host a meetup in Los Gatos called 'Multi Family / Single Family Out of State Investing'Good luck with your deal!

@Johnson H. will give you a hard time about the commute to Milpitas from SF (he hosts it and does it).Take a look at some of the out of state investing posts.

Hi @Jennifer ManningI host one of the investor groups mentioned by Michael Key  and you're very welcome to check it out when you head this way. 

Also, we are hosting a Meetup in Jupiter please come out and network.   

Secondly Scott Carson is hosting #notecamp ongoing right now.

Welcome, @Timothy Neumann,The important thing to remember about any get rich quick seminar:If it really did work, the guy hosting it wouldn't be doing seminars, because he'd be out there creating another fortune really quickly. 

Feel free to reach out with any questions about the San Diego market.Also, if you're interested; I host a meetup with a few other local members which meets each month at a different active investment deal and works through all of the financials/details.