There are a bunch of investors, and they host networking events and ones where you can hear an array of speakers!

They discuss an array of topics - all related to real estate.

In addition, having a diverse array of investments is prudent long term.

Lender responded with. we need the insurance to cover the loan, which it did, actually double the loan amount. than they ask they want to up date it to broad or special from basic. this raise's the primum am fighting to keep low. so I ask them and tell them.

Networking with intent beats networking broadly.

If your exit depends on a “perfect buyer,” that’s higher risk than targeting a broad rental or resale pool. 

That is a very broad term.

Right now I’m mostly focused on US markets with steady investor activity — Texas, Florida, and parts of the Midwest — but I’m less tied to a single market and more interested in where motivation is actually showing up.On sourcing, I’ve seen the best signal when outreach starts with distress-based indicators rather than broad lists — things like absentee ownership layered with life events or compliance issues.

More broadly, it all depends. 

Hey Steven,A few things I’ve seen work well for long-term duplex and small multifamily investors:First, deepen relationships with 2–3 investor-focused realtors instead of relying on a broad network.