Trying to find some data to work with online, but can't really find anything reliable.

There need to be protections in place to prevent people from making bad choices that might lead them to lose substantial amounts of money.That's the point where we have to just respect the other's opinion because it comes down to one's first principles.Going back to the poker analogy....if a non-accredited investor wanted to take his last $50k and invest it in a 506(c) offering, the sponsor would have to tell him no.

Hello Everyone, spoke with a realtor.com rep earlier, 40 leads for 12 month subscription at $340 a month.

Sorry i think you can do it online instead of title search at local building.

1)Yes2)You can get contracts online that are relevant and updated.3)online and through your network4)You can MOA so that If they were to purchase the last person that It would show that has interest in the property is you and they would have to contact you in order to do anything with that property.5)post online, county records

Maybe a breakfast once per month and sharing leads.

Good contractors seem to be hard to come by, and the good ones know that good recommendations lead to repeat business and are kept busy by others or do not advertise.

Every small action taken leads to more networking, education and opportunities. 

The real estate industry really needs a change, a higher barrier to entry than a high school diploma and 90 hours of online training.

Being an industry influencer also leads to exponential opportunities and relationships versus just being an investor.