You have to really look at the relationships and a host of other things to see if they all align with your vision and interest.Below, is a link to a recent post by @Christian Brodin that I thought was worth saving for reference.

The United States has more attorneys per capita than any other country in the world, and many of them sit by the phone, eagerly awaiting a call from a client without the money to pay their fee (thereby allowing the charging of 50% plus contingent fees), who have slipped and fell in a rental property, or a host of other things that might mean that Mr.

We could have gotten bigger sooner in RE if she'd been more comfortable with RE, but the upside is we're now firmly invested in both sectors.  

Karen Bjorkman and Andy Jacobson and Maslon Law firm are both very good.

Mike Watkins  is that negative enough for you.. but its the truth as markets firm only the strong survive and BP follwers are anything but the strong the majority are just beginners with 90% failure rate or more.

After a brief banking career, Rusty joined Executive Realty as a developer/property manager in 1986. taking ownership of the company in 1993, Rusty became the firm’s Principal/President/CEO.

After a brief banking career, Rusty joined Executive Realty as a developer/property manager in 1986. taking ownership of the company in 1993, Rusty became the firm’s Principal/President/CEO.

@Justin Gumola, there's a list of many of the local REIAs and meetups at https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/michigan-real-estate-investment-clubs/I co-host the one @Mark Byrge mentioned, there's more info at https://www.facebook.com/events/1665882150335463/It's free, come on out when you can.

Welcome @Joseph WilliamsI grew up in State College, PA and have some family in Carlisle still.Upon graduating from CSUF I got my RE License and am currently originating hard money loans for a private investment firm based in Orange County. 

Launch a venture cap/ private equity firm that invests in people who are solving major world problems.2.