A few tips on the website and on meeting some fellow investors:Search for local meetups here or google a local REI club to network with other investors.

If I had only $12k for the rehab and was spread too thin, I would've been in a bind.The attention to detail, communication, oversight on the project, and many other things were not as "on point" in comparison to the smoother projects I had going on with partner and fellow BP moderator @Dawn Anastasi.

This goes out to my fellow Brooklynites, what is the typical cap rate that you would consider as a good investment on an multifamily unit investment property?

Hello @Yvette Roberts and welcome to Bigger Pockets from a fellow Milwaukee resident!

It's always good to see other fellow Chicagoans here.

I hope to connect with fellow experienced or newbie investors in Maryland or around the globe and hopefully form some long lasting relationship.

I'm fortunate enough to have personal connections to an excellent licensed contractor, fellow realtors and a few lenders which I believe will be a huge advantage starting out.

Remember that if people have money in the bank, they're basically not making anything on it.On a side note, I saw that just recently here on BP that fellow local rehabber Will Barnard was offering I think 12% for a high-end rehab he's doing now, because it looks like he has a great spread on that property.

I am a fellow Atlanta investor as well primarily focused on MF.

Welcome to BP from a fellow Californian