You will need to be persistent, possibly patient, network with many people, etc.  

Go on a random Tuesday and you'll see a FLOOD of people.

I had about four times as many people attend my high school.

Bought a home from some people that were about to face foreclosure.

@Joshua Janus @Remington Lyman Both of these guys have a rolodex for people who can hopefully help you get your place in condition. 

Just figured I would post since I seen a few threads of people asking about the company.

Welcome to BP Sam,These forums are a great place to learn and meet people, whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned investor.

People will give you money only if they trust you and are comfortable with you.As far as getting in front of people - start with those you already know and just be networking all the time, telling everyone what you do and the opportunities you have.

Unless you fall under the new JOBS act exemption for advertising, you will be limited to people that you know and have a relationship with.

I recently heard David Greene’s horror story about a short term rental license going bad in the north Miami Beach area (inspector looking for issues to pick at with the property and tagging the property for issues to avoid granting a rental license), and I was curious about people’s experiences in unincorporated Miami Dade.