PM) network- Risk toleranceand so on.And there are those that avoid residential like a bad cold and stay strictly office / retail.It can all work and it can all go horribly wrong.

I would love to network with you and maybe look at deals together between Terre Haute and Princeton?

Note:  I am not an attorney or a CPA, and the above opinion should not be misconstrued as legal or financial advice.

Lots of moving parts and it’s good to have someone in your corner getting you to closing.As far as entity structure, it’s always recommended to consult with an attorney and CPA for tax and legal implications.

Network with a few wholesalers from here other cash buyers etc and join local real estate networks in your city, social media and build relations.

So network with the agents in her office and see if they have any leads they are willing to send her way. 

This will allow you to start networking with other investors.

I hope to chat and learn from as many people as I can because I don’t want to waste any time with getting financially free through rental units.I appreciate everyone involved with the Bigger Pockets podcast, and I hope I can create a great network of people to team with and get this ball rolling!

After my open house today I am going to introduce myself to the surrounding ramshackled half a million dollar hovels in the shadow of the freeway and say that I am part of an online network that helps sellers of properties find investors looking to buy.  

Check out the nearby members and network at https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet, it will help you a lot to find partners that can help you out in investing.