It's not your typical meetup and much more interactive.You can find a list of the events posted on BP here:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-real-estate-events-...Aside from networking, what's your game plan for real estate and what got you interested in it?

My names Michael Kumfer, and I’m excited to connect with like-minded investors, share insights, and learn from this vibrant community.

You’ve just joined one of the most supportive communities for learning and growing as a real estate investor.If you’re just starting out, our beginner guides are a great place to learn the basics: biggerpockets.com/guides.

I am always trying to learn how to do better in this type of space. 

The key is to learn from your mistakes and not to continue to repeat the past.

Sounds like you’ve got the right mindset—curiosity and consistency go a long way in this business.

Since you already know how to position properties to renters on Facebook Marketplace, you could apply that same creativity toward listing strategy and social buzz around flips.If you’re looking to get involved hands-on, you might consider:Partnering with a local flipper to help market one of their projects (great way to learn the numbers and process without taking all the risk).Sitting in on open houses and noting what questions buyers ask most often — it’ll give you insight into what features matter in your market.Starting small by networking with wholesalers and rehabbers in Denver so you can see what types of properties are moving and why.Flipping has a steep learning curve, but with your background in marketing, you’re already ahead in one of the toughest parts: getting eyes on the property when it’s ready to sell.Looking forward to seeing how you dive into this side of the business!

There is so many great answers I can give you for this questions.  

You will also want to get your credit score as high as you can to secure the best interest rate.Third, educate yourself in your markets - attend local meet up's of real estate investors, stay reading and asking questions on this platform, read the books, listen to podcasts, watch the videos - I always like to recommend David Greene, he serves it up straight, informative and easy to understand.Finally, if you're looking to house hack a 3-4plex - I strongly recommend setting up systems to screen renters, collect rents, and be able to fix stuff (like a lot of stuff lol), And set up a system to manage your own books (you may want to connect with a loal bookkeeper), this is a business and if you treat as one from the gate, you'll put yourself in a good position.Hope this helps!

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?