I'm a new investor looking to network.

Hi I have heard a lot of good things about Austin and am looking to acquire rental property there and potentially move there sometime. Given this I was hoping to meet with real estate agents who focus on investors and...

@Allan Kyariga go to local investor meeting and network with experienced investors.

Sure you can learn from them but most of them are just rah rah get excited to make money i've found that most learning comes from doing a deal and networking with yor other local investors it's much more personal and informative that way. heck you may even be able to bring on a more seasoned investor as a partner with you.

All success due to biggerpockets networking, books, and videos.  

I am looking to network with some good contractors doing flips and some remodels and tenant turnovers.

I've considered getting my license or getting into wholesaling but due to the costs of living on Long Island and the fact that my professional and social networks are entirely NYC-based, I'll likely be moving to a new market within the year.Do any other younger investors out there have any stories/tips they could share as to how they got the ball rolling?

I think networking can ve ans effective way, to help me understand how to get started, in flipping/ investing etc.

I am currently binge listening to BP podcast and looking forward to start attending some of the local meet ups as I hear networking is very key in this business.

I'm interested in meeting other wholesalers and investors in the DFW area and start building my network.