I've got a growing following on all platforms I can get on, and I'm getting out to public meetups, events, etc. as often as I can.

That means attending local business and networking events regularly and talking about what you do and getting to know the other regular attendees.

I like multifamily, but I am not opposed to single family.

There's plenty to learn through books, the BP forums, podcasts, webinars, and networking events. 

If you purchase via an IRA (as opposed to a 401k), you will need to open an IRA account at a specialty trust company which allows for investments in real estate.

hello, I am new aswell to the real estate investing world. looking for local event to meet up and network. let me know if you get anything coming up.

I'm attending a four-day event in Phoenix next week and I've done a few fix and flips but now I'm working on wholesaling.

@Andrew PettittMy first advice would be to set your objectives down (near-, mid- & long-term) in bullet form and find yourself an accountant to lay out a plan to meet your current and future needs while mitigating taxable events along the way.Holding your properties in your personal name in the beginning is usually the best approach - you can deduct expenses against your income (even income from other sources).  

@Farzad Lanjani you probably need to research each type of asset class that interests you, then attend a seminar or networking event on a meetup site and meet other investors.

I recommend attending networking events (NY has a lot of them) and meet people who have invested successfully in BRRRR and flipping.