Get your interaction up with people and try to sell them on things.I also highly recommend Pitch Anything as mentioned above to compliment your training.

Pigtown is my specialty as I've personally lived there for 7 years. 

I dont mean to be harsh but this is really a train wreck waiting to happen.

In July of last year I purchased a home out of state where my parents live so they could remodel it (which is their specialty and darn good at it) I needed the tax write off desperately and every mentor said it was a must. 

He is the only person I know on these forums who has actually litigated these cases as a Harvard trained lawyer for both umbrellas and LLC's.

My specialty is more flipping houses, but I am actively trying to network with other investors in the area before I move back in July. 

Just thought I'd ask, considering that one of my main reasons for getting involved in REI is to be able to fund flight training, and it seems pretty cool to have a runway in my back yard. 

And also specialty lists in certain areas..

I live in LA and train RE Investors.Being excited and exuberant is good.Understanding the Seller's Issues are more important than anything.Knowing the existing financing allows for creative solutions outside wholesaling, like a Terms Purchase Offer.Here is a form for all Seller SuspectsYou want to know all of this info.And work with expired listings. 

@Brian SinclairI train in Seller Financing, and that includes finding the right attorney and a great RMLO in your area.