., no prior relationship), I suggest hiring contractors with a brick and mortar storefront or office that has staff of employees (field and office), that has been around for awhile and are, of course, properly licensed and insured.  

I'm very excited about REI but have more time than money or relationships right now.

I am very interested in using my license to help others gain the freedom real estate can bring, building relationships with others, and forming partnerships to do deals together.Thank you all!

Good morning BP community , I'm new to the community but not to the Real Estate, so i feel right at home ,I enjoy the social network of BP.My goals are to start some long lasting relationship and learn all that i can because you can never stop learning in this bushiness .

I'll show without POF because I get to meet them and learn more about them- i.e. build a relationship. 

Having a title agency with a good working relationship is a must.

This just takes your time and a bit of marketing (which does in fact cost money if done effectively).If you aren't certain about diving into wholesaling you can always just network your butt off everywhere you go and build some relationships with investors that would throw you a finders fee for bird-dogging some properties out for them as well.

Build a relationship with a realtor in that area- you give them leads and hopefully they will help you with comps when you get a house you can flip.

You are in the right place to increase your real estate investing knowledge and to build great relationships with like minded people. 

Looking to learn and build relationships.