c) Find a job which can support me at least for the first year or so.d) Join many networking groups and forums to meet local partners (A must!

The best way to find properties is through networking, but driving around your area Aka farm is also important.

-networking eventsVarious ads: newpapers, signs, radio, internetI've gotten quite a few leads just by telling people what I want.

I intend on going to the local real estate investment club meeting in a couple of weeks and start networking, but I have no idea where to start to research what area I would like to specialize in.

Hi, Investor in Denver looking to network, share ideas and deals, and LEARN!

Heather - This is a great place to virtually network with other investors.

I know that this business is all about networking and building relationships so I ask you... what is your advice for someone just getting started?

Not only does it help us to grow our community, but it helps you all form a stronger network that you can refer to.We'll see everyone at the next contest . . . coming soon!

You can network with other local investors and get your questions answered by those already in the game.Probably some other investors on here from Maine that can help you out as well.Good Luck,Jason

I hope to have a strong future in RE and would love to start networking young.