I found that New Member Introductions is a great way to tell your story and have experienced investors reach out to you to offer advice.

However - my question is... as a newbie with zero contract work but willingness to learn & get my hands dirty along with some money to invest would going in with an experienced investor using my capital & his knowledge /experience be a smart move?

Hello, I'm new to the forum and wanted to join in hope of some help and tips for directions from  experienced buyers regarding my topic. 

Looking to meet some experienced investors and hopefully help them out/learn what I can from them.I'm definitely a wholesaler mentality.

Finally, great clients, which we have already established and continue to grow.Why you should contact me:Beyond sales, we try to be available in a general sense to offer experienced advice.  

It's  a great community with many experienced investors willing to share info and help.  

Hi all,looking to do my first investment in the form of a house hack in a Duplex or Fourplex in the Austin TX area.I'm new to RE investment so looking for a realtor who is investor friendly, experienced and able to help me during the process.Appreciate any response!

That said, I am going into our consultations with some basic questions in mind and just want to make sure that I'm not missing anything important which I know experienced investors here on BP can chime in on. 

Both Northwest REIA and Rarebird hold multiple meetings every month and are attended by a lot of experienced investors.

Ryan Dossey  this is the exact reason these homes go through this cycle. you have  a new investor buying in a very challenging area.. the success rate for more than 36 months is no more than 50/50 ... if you want to see what your urban core rental will look like in 3 to 5 years.. well your looking at it when you buy it and it needs major reno... in my mind this is the province for very experienced landlords that have hundreds of these..