@Becky Rodriguez Try attending different groups, and see which ones relate best with your interests.

Have fun - don't take yourself too seriouslylearn the pleasures of COLD CALLING sellersread financial newspapers - look for auctions - law suits -failure to pay taxes notices and business opportunitiesSearch tax sales - attend tax auctions - read probate adssit in court - listen to cases - find motivated sellerscreate a Fiduciary Buyers Broker agreement with smart agents - pay them for non-listed real estate.don't waste your time with non-responsive agents - brokers - lenders or sellersbe demanding - get answers - don't be passive - at our age (I am 75) we don't have time to waste!

Pay rent and include the late fee from the last couple of months and this can all go away.

I know that in MO, you've got to have a couple of years behind you as a "Salesperson" before you can get your Brokers license (and thus have your own PM company) - but as long as the partner who has their Broker's license is willing to hold your Salesperson's license... you can manage as a fully legal PM to your heart's content.

I've sent out mailers, started attending REIA meetups, called homeowners, and this weekend I actually started visiting houses I'd like to invest in.  

I have a couple of quotes for repairs on the roof, and I have a sense for about what it might cost to do some other additional things, some we might do. 

I have a couple in mind but I would like to see if I'm missing anything or if anyone has any other ideas!

Hey everyone, I'm 21 years old and recently bought a single family house I'm renting to an elderly couple.

I am new to investing and would like to attend any informational meetings possible.

I discovered BiggerPockets by chance a couple months ago and have been hooked on real estate investing ever since, listening to every podcast I can and devouring real estate books as time allows.