REI clubs is another great place to meet buyers.

I miss going to the NCO and Officer's Clubs, the PX deals, firing range and free flights to anywhere without airport hassels.

You can check out http://www.tcso.org/tcsoweb/Auctions.aspx to see what's up for sale.There are some good bank owned deals in the Tulsa metro area and I've heard from several other investors that the sheriff auction is starting to produce some good deals again.As far as mentors, you would be surprised how much you can learn just by hanging out at the auction or a real estate investing club.

Looking for a good real estate investment club in the Los Angeles area.

I’m not suggesting you avoid any club that would have you as a member, but if these are experienced flippers, why can’t they get their money locally?

If that HOA fee includes "T" fees, free golf cart, pool, sauna, tennis courts, clubhouse, a 34' slip at the marina and HOA limo service with loaded cable, parking garage, storage and utilities with trash service, you might have a deal!

She has now read 5 or so of the Kiosaki books, attends seminars and REI clubs, and is actively part of our real estate business.

There are two clubs listed in the networking section, one says the website went down, the other the link goes to an empty page.

I plan on attending few real estate clubs in Orange County.

Do you belong to any REIA clubs?