Never tried any of the rest, but might now that I had to write them out and think about them. 1) Go to every architect, interior designer, top real estate agents/brokers, loan officers in town and shake hands, drop off do-nuts, take them out for coffee/beer and do it regularly. 2) Hit every REI meeting in town and offer to speak at some about the multifamily and spec building process. 3) You may consider joining and participating in whatever local business communities you are in. 4) Offer referral money to subs. 

I am planning on attending any REIA or BP events I can in the coming months, so look forward to hopefully meeting some of you face to face in the near future!

You can hand out your card at school owned restaurants then you won’t have to meet any standards the school may have while at the same time being able to still advertise to studentsThat’s my 2 cents.

I am slowly starting to build my list of trusted contacts as I meet more people in the area but didn't want that to hold me up from getting my first deal.As for the LLC people talk about the mortgage company could technically ask for the payment upon transfer of title but I have never heard of that happening (not sure of the technical term).  

I would love to connect if any Pensacola networking meetings are happening soon as well.

There is a happy hour meeting tonight, a different group meets for breakfast tomorrow.

I am looking for a bank that can lend on small multi families with 20% down but do not meet Fannie mae DTI standards.

Hi all, Can you refer me to a good REIA meetup in the Bronx/NYC area for beginners? Thanks!

Actually the place I meet most serious local investors in Houston, my local area, is right here on BP. 

I was curious if anyone had any suggestions for agents in the Southern New Hampshire area that I could meet up with and start my search with.