For example, reach out to your network of family and friends and let everyone know you're in the process of becoming licensed.

Can't wait to meet some new people and create a network to learn.

Otherwise, you will find some great people that share your enthusiasm for all things real estate investing and I'm sure you will find some great people to network with locally.best of luck - Chris

I'm just starting out in real estate investing in the greater Milwaukee area and am interested in networking and developing connections.

A) She's imported by a 'network' whose audience could be housed almost in Mayberry — Ratings.

Since I travel quite a bit for work, I'm looking to network with folks in the areas where I regularly visit: Philadelphia, NJ, NYC, and Miami.

If I "forget" this expense when I buy the properties, then I am committing myself to a lifetime of tenants and toilets in overpriced properties.It takes longer to find/make deals that fit our model. I

My wife an I do currently have 2 condo/townhouses in addition to our home that we rent out and maintain.My goals are to start out Wholesaling to get my feet wet and build up some capital, while networking to find buyers and private lenders to eventually start flipping and also buy and hold some for long term.Thanks for reading my story!

I saw too many families like this growing up, so real estate investing made sense to me as the key to financial independence and freedom.I look forward to networking!

Many people build solid portfolios with GREAT owner-occupied financing this way.We have a BIG presence in the Texas area and I'm sure you'll be able to network with lots of people if you stay engaged here on the forums.Good luck & see you around.