@Jeff Greenberg holds a monthly casual networking hangout for investors in Santa Monica on the 2nd Saturday of every month and a pretty good majority of the investors there are doing out-of-state stuff, so it might be a good place to go to learn more of what they are doing and be able to ask questions and such.

Bigger Pockets is a great place for networking and getting deals done.

I’ve been wholesaling for about 6 months now, and I’m just looking for ways to increase my network and take my real estate journey to the next level.

Sad to see it removed, but rules are rules....I'd like to see it continued/re-examined, but this time simply in light of generosity in general not tied to any other type of organization.I believe that people who are generous have a way about them that tends to draw others toward them, which is helpful in business where net working and establishing relationships built on trust is important. 

Get deals done right and network with seasoned investors only on Bigger Pockets.

It would be my goal to eventually move entirely to an income based off real estate.I’m looking to start networking with people in the Denver area, and finding out more about the market.

Just a thought - my attorney and CPA both said if you form an LLC and your intent is to provide liability protection, you should not accept rent payments into a personal account.

Also, go to your local REIA meetings and network with those there.

As far as an s-corp, it is not usually a good idea to hold rentals in one, as there are issues if your strategy changes in the future.S-Corps may be beneficial if the income you are producing from real estate is ordinary income and subjected to self employment taxes (like flipping homes, wholesaling, property management).Be sure to talk with a CPA that knows your entire situation before making this decision.

I'm looking forward to use this platform to gain knowledge through forums and webinars, as well as network with people in my area as well as outside of my area.