The deals not going to get better because of the questions you ask, but we look for three main things from an investor: 1) Liquitity/Financial Assets, 2) A good credit score, and 3, and this is a big one, Experience.

Hi, Im a 10+ yr RE investor. 

If you need help, which you may, feel free to text the Bigger Pockets support line.  720-902-8552What I desire is to provide new RE investors real/accurate information. 

Too large to be a normal convention loan, but not big enough to be tasty for an investor that wants some size.

A prudent investor doesn't seek quick riches through shortcuts.

new investor but ready to get started would love to connect with other investors in the Dallas market hard money lenders and wholesalers 

I am an investor and also own a handyman service that rehabs and maintains all of our properties. 

Start by networking with investor-friendly lenders, analyzing deals for cash flow, and connecting with local investors for insights.Good luck!

There are meet ups all over the country; i'd recommend a google search of your area to see what pops up. i'd also suggest joining local facebook groups for your area / surrounding areas and ask there.I tend to agree with Stuart here; your first deal should be your own capital here and serve as a proof of concept you can use as an example in moving forward to try and garner money from investors for future deals.Other than bringing a deal to an experienced investor it's unlikely they will want to give capital to someone who hasn't pulled the trigger before.

Hey Marcel - My primary clientele are coliving investors and I'm planning to buy my first one this year.