I then started to watch a few youtube videos from various financial planners and advisors, and they said Yes, there "is a way to do it" but they didn't expand on it.

@wendell de guzman, new to bp so i missed the event :(Just wanted to ask how the turnout was and if you'll be holding another or know of any others going on in the near future?

Network, network, network in your local REIAs to find buyers and attend the events to find national buyers.

You will have to follow what is in your lease agreement.In the event your lease agreement does not cover early termination the current tenants are technically responsible for the rent from the time they vacate till the time you find a new tenant.

Go to investment group meetings, go to auctions, go to trustee sales, go to chamber of commerce events, go to open houses and meet agents, find the value of houses in certain neighborhoods..

It was difficult getting their repair crew out because of the all of the claims this weather event created but yesterday they came out and removed all the carpet, some walls, and put in dehumidifiers to dry everything.Here's how I understand the insurance will work.

Just an interesting turn of events...The wholesaler who is selling me the rental property (the first one I mentioned above) called me last night to tell me she had another one under contract and asking if I was interested.

You should also consider the Waltham event, as @Shaun Reilly is correct, there is only a 10-15% overlap of attendees, and you never know who you might meet that would be the right connection for whatever you are looking for.

I have had the chance to meet many investors we currently do business with at their events.

Lastly I highly recommend becoming a Plus or Pro member of the site to take advantage of all that BP has to offer you.We're having a network event in NYC tomorrow at 6pm.