Hope that's good advice for you.What I highly recommend is try to network with other investors in your area and pool your properties together in an effort to reduce your maintenance expenses.

Glad to be BACK - life happens and distractions don't stop BUT, I'm finally going to take back control of MY LIFE with God [of course for me at least] and the great people of this Biggerpockets family.Looking to get my FIRST wholesale deal within 3 months and network with others from my local area [NYC, Westchester & Long Island] My ultimate desire is to own a student housing property.Thanks for reading!

I need a strong network of like minds that can offer support and guidance when needed.

Before long, you will have a nice network of contractors.To start out though, it is a vetting process like any other.

Definitely expand your network.

He was very clear about networking, forming long term relationships with approved investors and having a track record to get into a position to call one or a few folks and get a project funded quickly.

Networking from what I can tell but what else?

@Shaun Reilly, do you happen to go to the black diamond networking sessions?

Hello All,I joined BP awhile back, but have not done the networking needed to be successful, so why not start now.

Although I will not be able to make it (working a double shift today) it is great to know there are networking opportunities.