I have to echo that, Sam.Read everything here and start learning from thediscussions.As for the contacts, many cities such as Dallas where Ilive have an REI Network that meets monthly.

(written by)Vincent WrightRecruiter/Networking CoachI saw this on another forum I frequent, and it exactly says whatI want to say to all of you on this forum, especially you youngerguys (and gals).

-Get a real estate license and provide all of your exiting tenants as referrals to another agent when they move out-Arrange referral agreements with a moving company, or a box delivery service, for when tenants move out/in.

Looking for people to network with.

That will then show by your name when you post things, and we will know where in the country you're located.With the statement you made about being ready to goin 90 days or so, you want realtors and others from this board to beable to start networking with you.I wish you all the best!

Another great new addition to our group...more networking opportunities and more chances to makesome nice profits.Welcome aboard.

Hello from College Station Texas.I'm a broker here and have recently sold my interest in a firm and am doing my own business now.I'm looking forward to the networking this site offers.I have been in this area since 1981 and have been a Realtor since 1998.I have an ABR and GRI and alot of experience working with investors from all over as our firm managed several hundred properties in addition to sales and listing.Lets do some learning and earning!!!

Especially those that come from this site, are networking here and are new.

I am glad that I found this site because it appears to have a lot of great information and appears to be a good way to network with others.We have been in business for years and we continue to expand in terms of what we do.

Utilizing this strategy together with a huge network of bird-dogs, they are able to put together a large amount of deals in a short period of time.