Would love to talk more and grab a coffee in NYC sometime.

Keep in touch we can grab coffee if you are in the area.

And I fully believe what David states in his book, Property Managers know EVERYTHING about your market and are probably the most important piece.Tell everyone in the area what you are looking for and trying to accomplish, and you'll find someone who knows some other people, who can help push open the gates.Also, if you can, go get your feet on the ground in your investing location and hit some of the meetups, or even just grab lunch, coffee, etc. with a handful of people already in that market.

Coffee/drink will be on me.   

Pros: You still have other tenants renting if a different tenant moves out.Other sources of income like applications fees (if common in your area)  Coin operated washing machines, vending machines etcImplementing RUBS (Ratio Utility Billing System)LeverageHigher passive incomeEconomies of scaleCost segregation

Start networking with other BP members, attend local meetups, DM people that are in your area and ask to meet for coffee or lunch or something. 4.

Take them for coffee/lunch and find out what they are looking for, how they do what they do and how you can better be of service to them.Best of luck! 

Originally posted by @Lexi Teifke:@Nick Bundzinski Let's connect and grab a cup of coffee sometime!

Find somebody who has a few years of experience, and provide some value to them (buy them coffee/lunch, then figure out how you can save them time performing some part of their business while learning). 

I would then try to get them to commit to meeting you at the property to walk units with you or at least meeting for coffee/lunch.