Can be friends, relatives, business acquaintances, enemies :-), church acquaintances, realtors, attorneys, old friends, new friends... when you have them written down, take the top three you think would be most likely to do a deal,  or that you would be most comfortable asking, is not a bad place to start to practice, meet them for coffee, run the concept past them, odds are by the time you have run this past 3-5 you will have a lender/partner or two.

(The best thing you can do in starting out is line up your money before you need it)Second, the concept of no and low money down investing is really the art of "professional problem solving."

I have been working on this concept for 2 years.

To me they seem like an awesome concept.  

Tenants are pretty used to this concept in SFR but you just need to go by what your market commands.However, in some multi family units it is harder to get all the utilities in the tenants.

I'm also a Realtor and investor in Woodstock, This site is great for learning new concepts and meeting like minded people.

I like the concept, just not sure, that your are  NOT a "middleman" 

Not looking for anything in particular on Bigger Pockets but am interested in this concept and platform. 

If you invest yourself, you will have a better concept of what investors are looking for.  

I called my regular insurance company, and they can't seem to wrap their heads around the concept of fixing and flipping -- they don't think they can insure the place because it doesn't sound like the house is in very good condition.