Research your market, join social media groups for OOS investors in that locale - then get referred to an REI realtor or PM who can then continue to provide referrals/suggestions.

Then talk about it everywhere, locally, BP, social media, etc.

I honestly couldn’t find anything outside of media interviews and a few podcasts, almost all of which talking about his new companies.Just wondering if anyone has any more detail or workings with Peter, his real estate dealings, or any of his prop tech companies?

Flexible pricing options are key, especially when you are just starting out. Let

@Howard Pryce I hope you start following Mel and I on social Media!

., the video-based social media platform, has leased at 300 Colorado.

This article is of no value to anyone at all:https://www.bloomberg.com/opin...  and Bloomberg wants you to a subscription to read this fluff.

The majority of really great off market deals go direct to well networked investors that have a great history of closing deals with wholesalers.Facebook is the number 1 social media platform for real estate.

@Daniel Sanchez I agree that there is no one size fits all answer.I find it saddening that the media keeps telling people that investing and especially investing in things that are $150K, or $300K, or $500K is only for rich people.

I have an outlet for HELoans (fixed rate at 7/8%) for 30yr fixed at 90% LTV on investment properties.