I remember 6 or 7 years ago, the hosts of the BiggerPockets podcast would encourage investors to go to local meetups to meet with other local investors to network and learn about real estate investing in their areas.

I know which product that you are referring to. the conventional mtg product has the following features. 1. minimum 15% down payment 2. 30 yr fixed term 3. rehab and repairs can be included in financing 4. borrower can be a first time investor. 5. no prepayment penalty. 6. the contractor will receive an initial draw at the closing table. 7.

Brokers look like commodities but if you find one that works with out of state investors for the long term, they will have good references for place to to invest, property managers, construction crews etc...

I have investor clients who manage from all over the world remotely.   

We are real-estate investors from CA & trying to pick an OOS market with Tulsa (stable economy and future outlook, modest appreciation & reasonable cash-flow).We heard from family/friends about new construction duplexes around the Tulsa metro targeting investors. 

Investors and operators should monitor employment trends and household formation as key demand drivers going forward.

I'm trying to take an investors approach to the updates I'm completing. 

Gets a lot of novice investors too.

Hi All Im an experienced agent that has now decided to to open up my own development and inspection business to supplement my sales business. 

As we start to do a deep dive of the market, we would like to connect with fellow investors to get the lay of the land, insights on where to start poking around, areas to avoid, what strategies are working for them, etc.