Send me a message and I'll shoot you my number and we can get on a call and discuss the deal you have locked up and see if it works for my network of buyers.

Here are some tips for networking and making the most of your account. 1) I'd fill out your profile fully before you do anything else!

I got a really good vibe about his professionalism and although he did note that he is more on the expensive side, I think the services he provides and his reputation of being one of the best in the market warrant the premium.LIV Indy was also a great interview, although largely different than Harvey Property Management Group.

I'd recommend calling duplexes you see that need work via driving for dollars, and attending networking events, and asking other investors if they have small multi family they are looking to sell.  

I will say this, it did help me to grow my network rather quickly.

. :-) Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

That is why people in large part want to meet with a professional.

Your first "class" will be free, and you can probably use that for networking.

I guess you could keep refiling the deed to show change in fractional ownership...Obviously, this requires some serious looking over and structuring from a qualified professional or two, doubly so since it coming out of probate. 

Also talked to various finance professionals to get creative on getting across the finish line.Initially it was me and one other GP, but we brought on a third GP to help us raise recently - pending him actually helping raise the funds.We're looking to raise 900k, 700k to close. 400k raised so far (including GP equity), 300k more needed, with 2 weeks left to close.