I would suggest you attend some local meet ups to network and meet people face to face who are investing just like you!

The search tool can help you narrow down the field quite a bit.XY Planning Network has a similar feature, although I think there is significant overlap between the two tools (nearly all XYPN advisors are also NAPFA members).Best of Luck on Your Financial Journey! 

I heard BP is the place to network and learn from a lot of great people.I’m looking to build a strong portfolio of Multi Families in and around the suburbs of Cleveland.

Once you get a response from someone, you can be more specific and let them know that you have a network of buyers and one of them will actually be the end buyer.You would need to negotiate a low enough price with the owner so that  you can get your fee and still sell it at an attractive price to investors.

=]Looking forward to networking, learning/giving back and move my business forward.Stay frosty,-Kelly Robbins

Yes, they're just hard to find, but with hard work and networking you can find someone.Another option is partnering with someone.

The best way to get started is to build your network.

If you are looking for a local group in South Jersey to meet up with you should head on over to Facebook and look at joining us at The South Jersey Real Estate Investor Network.

Networking with local businesses will get your name out fast. 

Looking for recommendations, and also looking to network with any and everyone.I have a list of absentee owner properties in the Auburn Area, and just trying to get everything in order, before I get these properties under contract.Thanks in advance, all advice/information is truly appreciated..