I am not a CPA, but it also opens up a litany of tax advantages because you can now drive certain of your activities through the LLC as expenses-- mileage and gas, networking lunch/dinner/happy hour, repair costs, the list goes on.

We are always looking to add people to our network, especially here in NH.

This site is great for networking and getting a ton of real estate information.

I second @James Carlson has great info on investing, the laws leave it wide open for Airbnb. 

I am in north-west NJ (Hackettstown-Parsippany) and am looking to network with local investors.

@Louise Alexander, @Bijoy Shah, @Kevin Wyn, @Ross Denman, I'll be visiting Indianapolis on a weekend soon and would love a chance to network with some locals there. 

Turnkey investments are attractive to me as a newcomer since I don't have experience in renovation and don't have a network of potential teammates.

To do this, you need to be working neighborhoods, mailing letters to abandoned and distressed properties, networking so that everyone knows what you do - outside of investor groups but where the public can find you.

( putting an ad out to network with  Cash buyers I am finding out are not always truthful when they state they are "Cash Buyers". 

., so make sure you're networking with lots of other investors, property managers, contractors, etc. in your area and asking them about the numbers.