It helps if you can offer them some kind of exchange. i.e. you feature them on your blog, by recording an interview then turning it into a blog post.

Scott was who got me originally thinking about storage and I've attended a few of his seminars.

I think some networking and education is a key piece up front, though books, audio, and seminars will not prepare you enough.

I am extremely green in the RE Field and have come off about 4 to 5 different seminars of quickflips/wholesaling.

features a portfolio of 17-single family detached fee-simple homes in an exclusive 38-home community located in a dynamic Tempe Town Lakes location that was built between 2015 and 2018. 16 of the 17 homes in the offering are fully furnished with designer finishes and include all living necessities for Airbnb and are on a master-lease at $3,050 per month thru 2022.

Building a team takes a lot of time and sincere effort; that's what many of the gurus don't tell in their seminars.

Some to consider would be Burbz, Cozy, TenantCloud, Tenant Turbo.While the majority of the software tools/features are the same, there are some slight differences that could help you find the best fit. 

Attend seminars.

Here are some tips to find a program that works best for you:Rent Collection:  Everybody offers this feature so tenants can make direct deposits to your bank account. 

I like the features of padhawk, but at the moment being new to REI I can't quite afford the $99 per month.