I'll be very interested to hear the answers to your question @Jay Hinrichs.For whatever reasons, most of the platforms do not seem to have been able to duplicate the same success that hard money loan funds have. 

As the gas flows, theoretically tiny particles will drop out of the flow and fall into the trap rather than clog fittings in the heater.My top tip: If the water heater goes on a raised platform in a closet in the garage, back your pickup right up to the closet.

Looking forward to connecting and collaborating with you all on the best platform on planet earth.

As you network, grow that list and setup 1x1s to see where you may add value to them and where that person may add value to you.4) Develop a thought leadership platform to grow your credibility @Jillian Sidoti highlights a few ideas but it's really endless. 

Is there a platform for this or do you still have to find contacts directly?

I have Googled, looked at all social media platforms, drive by different times of the day to look for neighbors and nothing.

They have a book by the same title & an educational platform.

All MLS listings go on HAR.com, which is the best-known platform for housing in Houston.

I think it was mentioned once before on this thread, but one option for smaller investing smaller amounts of capital would be real estate crowdfunding platforms; they allow you to invest smaller amounts of capital (generally $5,000+, but I'm sure you could do a little research and find smaller entry capital) into deals for a set percentage return (8%-15%).

Hey guys, I am new to the BP platform & looking for some advice.