This is a great place to network and share your deals with people, but make sure you get involved first.Again, welcome to the forum!

Looking forward to networking and learing!!!!!

The company will work with the lender's loss mitigation department to work out different types of payment plans for the homeowner, the company has investors that will refinance the property, and they have a network of investors that will buy the property.

I also networked like a mad man and now it's paying off for me.Just be serious, do your homework, take your time and focus on the numbers and being able to identify flaws in the properties.And please don't forget to build relationships with people and be courteous.

Hi everyone,I signed up for my real-estate license two days ago in hopes to build a foundation (not to become and agent) and obtain as much knowledge in the real-estate industry.I’m trying to network with a season veteran locally (Melbourne or Orlando Fl.)

I am fairly new to this arena, and am looking to network with other fellow Investors to hopefully do some business with.

I am going to go to a foreclosure sale soon to try and network with those people that bid.

It requires knowledge, networking (I hate that term), and a lot of work.

You could be in Mainframes, networking, web design, web development, database administration, PC Support, etc.Rather than trying to grasp it all, grasp one really well.

Just pulling a comp within even a half mile radius would not give you an accurate price unless it was in this particular part of the area.Point being, I would recommend networking with a realtor to be able to access this data, but I would recommend that you educate yourself on interpreting it and not necessarily taking a realtor's word for it.