Hi, i'm a real estate wholesaler in the glen burnie area of Maryland what are good ways to network and build my contact list, websites, forums, social media groups I have no issues making connections and finding sellers for property but i feel like i dont have enough investors on hand.

I wonder about protecting my private items. 

I beleive there's plenty of opportunties on the MLS, but they are usually categorized incorrectly i.e. a property possessing favorable zoning listed under the single family category, public records incorrectly listed the square footage, or instances where  BRIGHT MLS doesn't track zoning changes real time with recently introduced zoning bills.

For me I specialize in distressed properties so I get deals that are listed that no one is making offers on because of the property condition.

To do it correctly, take all of your appliances and major items (ie. roof) and amortize costs over the useful life.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Hi Matthew,If you would like I can send you over a neighborhood list I have compiled for new clients looking for small multifamily in San Antonio and surrounding areas.  

Each regulation a+ will list how money is allocated and the fees.

I would recommend you read the book 'ninja selling,' as it provides you with a solid plan and schedule filled with action items to follow and execute to get results (if you follow it) And its not cringey, salesman strategies.

@Oasis Duenas - Yes, you can always inquire with an experienced real estate agent to run a comparable analysis of the ARV under the assumption that they may list it once you are completed with the flip.You can also do it yourself. 

The understanding going in is that you will be making A LOT of offers so get your affairs in order.I was initially drawn to the program because of the reduced marketing expenses: it's basically free to submit offers on listed properties.