Host a community event and invite others to co-sponsor it.

And, the risk is less because your HELOC funds are made whole on the refinance, and in the event of unforeseen circumstances where you need cash for maintenance, etc., you have the HELOC funds as reserves to fall back on.  

If you search events under networking, you can find meet up events in the bay area. 

In any event, "2 parcel" needs to be researched/verified at the county of record, but a good start is to call the listing agent and just ask.As has already been pointed out, most Zillow/Trulia listings are quite accurate as a result of where they get their data, however, Zillow "Zestimates" can vary wildly depending on the density of listings in the immediate area that have been used to establish this value. 

You can also meet her at our Black Diamond events, because she helps us out at all of them. 

Hi,I moved to Jax last summer and have gotten involved in many real estate groups.Here are some to explore:https://www.facebook.com/yellowbirdconnect/Yellowbird runs a monthly meeting on the 1st Thu of the month, free event, lots of great networking.https://jaxreia.org/JaxReiais the oldest group here, has many meetings during the month.

Hi,I moved to Jax last summer and have gotten involved in many real estate groups.Here are some to explore:https://www.facebook.com/yellowbirdconnect/Yellowbird runs a monthly meeting on the 1st Thu of the month, free event, lots of great networking.https://jaxreia.org/JaxReiais the oldest group here, has many meetings during the month.

Here is a great free networking event on the 29th:https://realacquisitions.com/houston-real-estate-investing-summit/and another one on the 23rd:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coffee-and-contracts-jan-2020edition-host-investopia-online-tickets-88871255317There're meetups pretty much daily - check the Houston forum here on BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/756-houston-real-estate-forumas well as local Facebook groups if not already. 

If so, then he can make you a 5% owner/member in the LLC (as long as this property is the only thing owned by the LLC).If not, then form an LLC to hold the property, where he is 95% owner and you are 5% owner.The LLC Operating Agreement will describe how distributions are paid.Note, giving you 5% of the existing asset could be a taxable event for you.

Are there any groups or upcoming events that I could possibly partake in?