That is why I like what Ned wrote about networking locally.

-A network is important--like so many things it isn't necessarily what you know, but who you know.

Just try to save up that money while working another job, and start part time until you gain momentum.The 3 best ways to get results fast cost virtually nothing - networking, cold calling and door knocking.

There are a lot of great people to network with at their monthly case studies.

There are a bunch of local Vegas Valley folks on the site, so get involved and start networking.

It is a great networking site.

I'm also interested in making capital from some of the other REI strategies as well, in the short-term.Looking to network with new investors in the area.

Good luck with finding a good place up there.I will say that even if you are looking to relocate it is worth getting out to some of the meetings down here to learn and network until you do make the move.

you are already doing keep networking am in milwaukee which is small but at lease you did some deals are you part time or full time investor.

Welcome to BP @Bobby GonzalezGood way to start is get busy networking and ask questions of people who are where you want to be.Business and real estate related books are a great source for building creativity and getting new ideas.Thanks and have a great day.