I am hoping to be able to transition that model into then partnering on deals and eventually developing my own network to take on deals myself.But definitely continue going to networking events when they happen, figuring out who you need to be a part of your network, and building it out from there.Good luck

Try to get into some real estate investor meet ups and networking events and ask people about generating lists for direct mailing distressed properties and marketing yourself to motivated sellers.

Form CVA, 3/20)The following terms and conditions are hereby incorporated in and made a part of or, as applicable, an amendment to, thePurchase Agreement or n Other _____________________________________________________ dated _____________(the “Agreement”) on property known as _______________________________________________________ (“Property”)in which _______________________________________________________________________ is referred to as Buyerand ___________________________________________________________________________ is referred to as Seller.From time to time, events overtake the ability of the parties to a contract to allocate the risk of nonperformance.

This is applicable for all canceled stays with a night that falls between March 13 and April 30, 2020, even on trips that are outside the set cancellation policy.After throwing everyone at the lap of the greedy homeowner, I think it is worth readying VRBO's blanket statement on the trip insurance refunds that they sold:Position Statement - Coronavirus OutbreakThe Coronavirus outbreak is considered a foreseeable event under any plans purchased on or after January 29, 2020.

I would recommend you start by listening to BiggerPockets podcasts, watching BiggerPockets webinars, reading books about real estate, and attending events in your area.

Docs have to be presigned by all everyone and we have to advise our clients before the closing occurs.

You can find local meetups in your area by going to Network>Events up in the menu bar.

I'm kinda running thru strategies right now and that just seemed to be a re-occuring issue in the strategies I'm considering other than flips.

While this is an unprecedented event in modern history, what lessons do we have from 2008 and previous recessions/depressions that are relevant in the next year or so?

I see there is something called "Revenue Procedure 2007-56" where the 45 and 180 day periods can each be extended by 120 days in the event of a natural disaster - curious if this applies to our current state of events?