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

Structuring win-win deals is in the best interest of both sides and in the long run, my clients/tenants/investors keep coming back and also refer me to their network.

Structuring win-win deals is in the best interest of both sides and in the long run, my clients/tenants/investors keep coming back and also refer me to their network.

The Georgia real estate investors association is a good place to network.

That would be a great place to network if you find one. 

If I were going to have someone else manage them B or C class (think blue collar, and maybe lower blue collar) would be fine.What I would suggest is make sure you get good enough deals where, if you decide in a year or two that this just isn't for you, you can sell the properties and not lose any money after all closing costs.As for books, honestly I find BP and simply networking with local investors more helpful. 

Raise money for a Syndication – This is a great beginner’s way for someone that has a network and wants to get involved in the deal.

You need to network, have your deal laid out that way your lender will feel confident that they will see the return on their money. good luck. 

@Shakia Morrison network with wholesalers and cash buyers in your area, & find out who they use & their opinions of them.

I always love educating myself & networking with like minded investors.Thanks!