Looking forward to be pro-active and possibly in a near future to have a chance to be working together.

After being an active broker for 30+ years, I would encourage you to become a licensed agent and then broker.The experience of inspecting many properties on a daily basis, learning the listing as well as the selling side will only up your game when it comes to negotiating with a seller who's property you want to buy.Some of my best and most profitable 'flips' were because I went out on a listing call, knew the property values and was first on the scene. 

Are they actively investing in real estate & preferably are they ahead of where you are with their portfolio2.

Granted, tertiary markets have their own risks, but like all risks, understand and account for them in your financial planning and they can managed.I'm open to investments anywhere and am actively trying to build partnerships for larger deals where ever they are.  

Here's a short list of them:  How long have you been actively engaged in real estate investing?

Account Closed A lot depends on how active you'd like to be with your investment.

Big Money isn't always right, but it does influence economic activity and markets.When I investigate a dividend-paying stock (including a REIT), I compare its current yield to its average long-term yield to get an idea of its price relative to its dividend.

I’m also an active investor, in three different markets in our region, and happy to discuss that, as well.

I don't actively seek to work with licensed RE agents.

Reaching out to homeowners on LinkedIn might be an interesting approach, though it all depends on the target audience - are they active on LinkedIn?