I go to my room and find her later.You go to conferences to network first (Lobby Con - IYKYK), learn second.

The first syndicator I invested with was BAM Capital as they seemed to have a geographical base in the Indianapolis area. 

Hello BP Gang,I've wanted to be a real estate investor for a long time and recently learned that I've been approaching it all wrong.

So of course the first 30 replys on the BP thread were hey way to go  great job getting doors etc etc.. 

Bad time to sell? 

It sounds like you really nailed the strategy and timing on that one.

One freind of mine at the time had peoperty he owned and it was in his name (for some reason not his company).

I’m also a licensed real estate broker in NC, though I’m not currently active with any brokerage as I’m focused on acquiring my first small multifamily property in south-central NC using creative financing options like owner financing.I’m definitely interested in the Pinehurst, Sanford, and Fayetteville areas, and would love to connect and chat further!

This hurt their credit in each other cases because they had those credit cards open for many years with high credit limits so now they not only don’t have those cards to use, but because they had them open for a long time with high credit limits when they got closed on their credit reports it caused their scores to drop significantly.

Eventually, we found ourselves being the first call when they were ready to make a move.We didn’t rush them, we didn’t push for the sale, we stayed patient and persistent—and when the time was right, those long-standing relationships turned into deals that no one else in the market knew about.This approach not only led to deals but also built our reputation.