I would also recommend getting the section 8 bible (great for landlords state of mind), and spending time in the diy forum (they need videos!).

I have a lot of high end products and services at a fraction of the cost of what most pay to my advantage.I think I just need to get out there and start networking a bit and see who or what I can run into.

I'll use this as a learning opportunity as well as a means of networking with potential sellers (landlords).2.

I'm a wholesaler in Houston and would like to add you to my network of investors.

Check out the blogs, podcasts etc and get some healthy networking in as well.

I joined to network and educate myself thoroughly prior to taking the next step in my investing career.

I would encourage networking with others.

If anybody has advise or tips in regards to networking, or a success story from using the resources, I would love to hear them.

Doing it as a owner-builder gave plenty of practical experience in managing a non-trivial construction process.Last year, we acquired one more condo in the neighborhood and have been gaining experience with land-lording as well.My background is in Computer Science and have been working full time as Software Engineer for about 20 years.I am interested in networking with fellow investors/tradesmen, especially who are active in our area (Culver City/West Los Angeles).Thanks and wish you all a very happy new year.Coty

Been studying the real estate in the area for the last 6 months and now looking at creating a new network of professionals and friendships.