@Account Closed you haven't shared why you're looking to network.If you're hoping to network with agens & PMCs to have them feed you offmarket properties and other types of "deals", you're just one-of-a-million to them.We get inquires almost every day from OOS investors looking to invest in Detroit.For FREE these investors expect us to:- Drop everything else we're doing and focus on what they want- Spend hours on the phone with them TEACHING them how to invest- Spend hours finding deals for them- At this stage, many NEVER want to make an offer, just want to see better deals or they just disappear- Find lenders for them- and on and on and onSo, right or wrong, it's no wonder many in the industry ignore communications from investors.Recommend you network in person and be respectful of their time.

Amar,It's aways great to hear the positive feedback and success from being a part of the Bigger Pockets community. 

My recommendation- Find someone local that is already running a successful care home & become an educational sponge before you pull the trigger on your own home.   

Quote from @Michael Gibis: Looking forward to connecting with the Bigger Pockets community to learn, share, and build relationships for successful investor endeavors.I have had a long term rental and would like to learn how to grow my portfolio. 

Quote from @Elvin Santiago: How successful have you deal BRRRRs been lately?

have you done this successfully out of state before? 

I've had pretty good success with them over the years, but every now and then you will find one that drags on forever and then goes to foreclosure or just crashes. 

I've been holding vacant lots & had some success, looking to learn from other peoples' strategies 

Waco is a awesome starting point as it has high rental demand, and you will be set for long-term success by expanding into Dallas as you get experienced.

It would be great to hear from investors actually doing deals right now about what is working in today’s market, which strategies you like best, and what pitfalls to avoid when using little-to-no-money-down approaches.A few questions to kick things off:What methods have you successfully used to acquire properties without large amounts of your own cash?