You could network with that self appointed REI Genius, Armando Montelongo!!!

Attending your local REI Club is a great way to network with other investors as well.I look forward to hearing of your successes!

The key is to run the numbers to make sure that you are not wasting your time, money and effort in each case.REI clubs in your local area is a good start.You can access valuable information by networking on the internet.Run a search on real estate forums and have fun with it!

I would network at all of your local REIA meetings (the link below will show you all of the meetings in your area)http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investment-clubs.htmlLet every investor that you meet know, that you have this database of leads.

I have a pretty good idea of what I need to do as far as the wholesaling process goes, but 1 thing I'm unclear on is what people I need to have in my network.

i have seen nothing but wasted money from email lists. firstly, ESPs are becoming very stringent about spam, making the inbox a near impossible place to reach.secondly, email harvesters tend to use spammy practices that make your list of x,000 become more like x0 of actual valid email addressesthirdly, people on these lists by permission are rarely interested in the offer, and more about the incentives offered. and the ones that are on without their knowledge rarely respond to offers and are more likely to report you as SPAM and never use your services.if you are offering a valuable service, another approach would be to speak with landlord associations and try to arrange to be a speaker at one of their networking events, or to have your contact send your email to their members.

Let us, as a team of networking colleagues, set the example for responsibility and honesty.

Hello, colleagues first and for most i would like to think you for letting me be part of your networks.

The defaut rate, too high.Through networking, I have located other real estate investors like myself.

Network with other area investors and learn from them.