No equity no deal IMO.Get together with a RE Attorney to ask or get the correct paperwork suitable/legal for your area.Find buyers by networking with investors, agents, brokers, lenders, attorneys, craigslist, bandit signs, newspapers, etc, etc...

Nice laid back atmosphere, lots of info and networking...and it's free.

Im looking forward to networking with all members, so lets make it big for 2014!

There are plenty of Chicago investors on the site, so if you follow @Brandon Turner's advice and set up some keyword alerts, you can quickly network with us.

On a side not, if you have a chance to buy a property from Community Housing Network, you might want to take a look at it.

I have a lot of high end products and services at a fraction of the cost of what most pay to my advantage.I think I just need to get out there and start networking a bit and see who or what I can run into.

I'll use this as a learning opportunity as well as a means of networking with potential sellers (landlords).2.

I'm a wholesaler in Houston and would like to add you to my network of investors.

Check out the blogs, podcasts etc and get some healthy networking in as well.

I joined to network and educate myself thoroughly prior to taking the next step in my investing career.