We have a bit of experience investing in Illinois, Texas, Oregon, and California and would love to share ideas and network. 

A few prospects are on the horizon and I am looking to network with professionals with experience in financing and construction in the area. 

Make sure you introduce yourself to a few people every week to grow your network.

Start Networking!

May be hard to find a tenant for that big of a unit.Some tips I would have is to screen new tenants properly, start forming a team and networking with not only real estate professionals (attorneys, accountants, brokers, handymen), but also local residents by attending the community meetings.

I am trying to start the network to get a team together with boots on the ground, but I know I will be taking some flights back and forth for a good amount of time in order to build that solid team!

You can design the portfolio that best suits your expertise, network and goals.

Right now I'm just trying to get to know the community as well as network much as possible.

But at the beginning you have to farm and mine small and then go wide to go an inch deep in just wholesaling

Referrals I think is the best way to often handle transactions outside your area of expertise and you want a network to do that in.