You can find them in a variety of ways like driving for dollars, post cards, cold calling, hanging posters, bandit signs, talking with friends and neighbrs and so on. 

Much of the growth we will see hasn't even really been factored in yet....Think GS, BofA, Wells Fargo and the others building new buildings or campuses.Sorry to call you out, but you haven't taken a stance on your post. 

Hi everyonethis is my first post on BiggerPockets after listening to some podcast episodes.I am based in Italy and will invest in Italy, hence I'm searching for a source of info and listings for available homes here.I am evaluating various options to pursue in the not-so-far future and all the websites that list multi-unit properties seem to be focused on the US market (loopnet, homes.com, crexi, realtor.com just to name few random ones that I found via google).The usual real estate portals in italy (immobiliare.it, casa.it, idealista.it) have no option for multi family and what can be found is often just related to multi-story properties intended as one single large property with multiple floors.Can you suggest how to approach this kind of search?

Finally, focus on execution: research thoroughly, seek advice, reassess your plans, and pursue your goals with determination and confidence while remaining adaptable and willing to pivot when necessary.I’ve gone ahead and posted a few links that could help you out below, and I’m always happy to talk shop with other investors.Good luck and let me know if there’s anything I can do to help you out!

Meetup.com is a good resource for those but some of the groups will also post here on Bigger Pockets Marketplace too.

Happy to keep things documented here if it helps or answer any questions you might ha Hi @Varun Hegde Would you mind posting an update on your experience with Tom Fischer and his turnkey properties?

They shut one post down, up pops another.  

I have tried posting in different roommate groups on Facebook, but still no luck, and I have looked into different apps whose reviews tell me they are not worth the money. 

You’d have to post a copy of it.

@Chris WebbI read in a Facebook group that western wealth capital syndications (Buck Jeffrey) had a deal that was 18 month deal bought in 2022ish and the person who posted it noted he invested $50,000 and the property was sold and they got $800 of their $50,000 backSo a 98.4% loss.