Reading will help and networking functions will definitely help your education. 

@Martin Janica click on "Events" under the "NETWORK" tab and you can search on upcoming meetings local to you.

You can then look for sponsors that specialize in your area by networking on BP or by researching sites like the real estate crowdfunding review run by @Ian Ippolito or www.crowddd.comI have invested through crowdfunding sites, as an LP and as a GP so feel free to DM me with any specific questions.

Hello I am a new member out of the DFW area looking to network in the real estate industry.

Atlanta is a competitive market and I know the more I learn and the complexity of my network will put me in a great positive to be successful.

That being said there are value add properties available here but I can’t emphasize the importance of networking and continually being on the look out for these opportunities.Jared Wonders

This is a great place to learn and network.

Say there is a syndicator raising $10M for an apartment complex.Say I personally have $100k to invest, but there are other friends/family of mine that want to invest, they just don't have the relationship or time to build a relationship/trust with syndicators.Am I allowed to "sub-syndicate" a group of my own network of investors to invest in the actual syndication? 

On the other end is an individual RE investor who is your friend or you know through your network. 

What is your current network?