@Michael Rylandyou can learn a lot plus network with people all over the country.

I've been an investor now for 3 years but just decided to get more involved with the bigger pockets network!

The Market is so competitive that I am becoming convinced that to get deals you have to network. 

I don’t know your financials but I would always consider going as wide as possible, responsibly.Or don’t chase a nondeal

I'm new and looking to network and learn =)Cheers!

I have been networking as much as I can (as I live by the philosophy, "It's not about the grades you make, it's about the hands you shake!)

If you haven't already already joined one, you will get a good overview of the investing scene in your area (or the area you want to flip in) by networking with other investors, wholesalers, and agents in person.

However it requires experience and a good network.

Wanted to grow my network in my hometown, as well as better understand what challenges you all face and how I could help.

What I need to do is dive back into that material and re learn it because this park is so hodge podged together and is actually more “shacks” then mobile homes with a 3 plex and and large double wide where the owner lives currently so their book keeping is terrible and the broker already discussed this with me.