If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

You could do your deals, get early unofficial early access on properties, and great networking resources through the local realtor's association.

Start networking with other investors and see how you can assist them and learn the ropes so that when it's time to jump in you will be ready.With me personally owning apartments, I would recommend owning as many doors as possible because the economies of scale plays to your advantage.

craigslistCall "we buy houses" signsGo to city auction and see who is buying Search tax records to see who is buying houses FacebookInstagramReia and investor meetings Just start networking like crazy.

A better way with single family homes is to buy them and then become a "lease option" owner who does financing to good people that have not qualified with a Bank and do not know about the alternatives and they will usually take better care of the home because they think they will own some day, collect a larger non-refundable deposit, the monthly spread between your payment and the rent during that period, and then make money on the sale option.  9 times out of 10 they usually do not purchase the home but you can do it again.

Im looking to purchase a larger multifamily of 50+ units and my searches keep coming back to do syndication.

Progress payments to be made upon your inspection and approval, holding out at least 10% until final inspection and approval of any permits, and 30 days after completion or until unconditional lien releases are submitted for all subs and materials for which preliminary 30 day notices have been filed.In larger time sensitive projects you can also negotiate for of a performance bond which would compensate you for failure to complete the project on time and to the specifications in the contract.Always check the status of the contractors license with your state contractors licensing agency and verify that the guy signing the contract actually is the contractor whose license is being provided.

Brokers, agents, wholesalers, direct mail, contractors, networking with other investors, etc.

Hi Mike, Its always great to network, grow connections and see how others approach the same issues.There is a monthly meetup in Manhattan which myself and others will be attending.