@Willie Taylor you can start by searching for them under the "NETWORK" tab and calling a few.

@Ki Lee it all goes back to your network in my opinion.

A "private" lender is your rich uncle or your buddy from work or someone you met at a networking event.

Hello Everyone! My name is Jake and I own a small Roofing/Remodeling Company in North Carolina. I previously had partnered with my brother in Real Estate Company. I handled all repairs,diagnosed existing problems, per...

I love hearing different investors point of views, an one of my favorite things about bigger pockets has been the networking aspect, and having the priviledge to meeting different people that have become both good friends, and business partners.

I'm also available for meet ups if anyone has the free time I would love to talk to someone in my area that invest to really pick their brain and help develop a network.

Since you're in Brooklyn, come and network with like-minded investors at our NYC meetup.

I would have to travel.. ..to be boots on the ground to network with contractors //bankers...etc..If I overcome the above  hurdles …..

Welcome to BP@Joanne HansonLaws are different by state, but being a landlord is the same.You're going to need to start reading forum posts, listening to podcasts, reading books, watching videos, going to REIAs, networking, and educating yourself.

If you have access to such opportunities in your network, then you have the potential to grow your savings more successfully than in a conventional portfolio.