The CPA that we worked with was really no help at all. 

You can join real estate networking groups in your city and attend some local events to meet like minded individuals in which you can collaborate.

Welcome Neil happy to network and assist .  

It's a great place to learn, network, and grow.

Hi Darrell,Check out the Property Investors Network, PINLots of locals do very well in rentals, it’s really a matter of having standards and a system, holding to them, and deciding how you want to focus your investments. 

Our CPA at the times was not very helpful and we got all of our advice from reading blogs and articles from BP. 

So I thought I would take this time to reflect on all that has happened since then.Before BP – I worked a 50+ hour a week corporate job and had 3 properties with plans to aggressively pay them off and in 15-20 years be able to quit my job and live off rent incomeAfter BP – I quit my job within 9 months of drinking the BP Kool-Aid and now have 30+ properties and 90+ units and I started my own real estate brokerage and website business and networking conference for investors.It has been a wild ride!

@Ankit Maewall why don't you start networking before you even move to Indy so you can have a base of people to interact with when you arrive.

@Shannon GarcesThe best way to find who you are looking for is to get out there and network.

A monthly meeting in the capitol city, where investors could come together, network and develop relationships.