ORIs this a long-term sellers market, I might as well take the plunge now before it gets worse.Every bone in my body says that I should keep looking, and something good will come my way.

@Cassandra Bradley your title says Rochester but you say Buffalo in the body of your content.

.- Post to Facebook weekly about what's going on in my RE journey, and add as many people as friends as possible- Don't limit my social content to JUST work-related stuff; People want to know the human behind the projects- Issue a monthly e-newsletter sharing more detail on the projects I'm working on- Attend at least 2 non-RE-focused networking events per month- Post here monthly- Spend 30mins/wk commenting on forum posts wherever I can provide value- Share value in all FB groups where my ideal capital partner might be hanging out, monthly- Try to remember to tell everyone I meet, what I do- Have my VA engage with the IG profiles of people who fit my 'ideal partner' description, for ~30min/day, 5d/wk- Check in with my potential partners weekly- Hold my existing partners on a pedestal and be a woman of my word& one-off projects:- Figure out where I can host a few local workshops on how to get into your first rental property.

A while back, there was a post I read The 6 Human Needs Apply To Business that I have been thinking about.

Its just good human decency.

And so we you can attracting human capital and make it a place of desire it may attract the other big players. 

Each state has its own regulatory body, and businesses may need to file a notice or registration statement and pay filing fees to offer securities in those states.

She humanizes every interaction and finds a way to relate with each guest.

I don't go to a mechanic to find out how to paint a car, sure they might have a general idea of the process but they don't know the ins and outs of running a body shop.

And without a STRONG regulatory body to actively police the manner in which all goes to protect consumers.