Want to give your real estate investing a boost in 2009? Thinking that the best way to make it happen is learning a new investment technique or getting better pricing out of Home Depot? Well, that may help but here is another idea: Find like-minded people who share common goals that you can help, and in turn are likely to help you! In other words, Network!
Take an  inventory of who you know and who else you still need  to meet! 
- Property Sources- so you can find more properties in less time
- Realtors  who specialize in working with investors  
 - Banks that have REO  
 - Investors  who wholesale properties 
 - Internet web sites that list  investment RE 
 
 - Realtors  who specialize in working with investors  
 
- Financing Sources: so you have the right financing when you need it
- Friends  and relatives with capital to lend- long term or short term 
 - A  long-term mortgage broker that specializes in working with real estate  investors 
 - A bridge-loan broker to provide funds fast for quick turn-around opportunities
 - Commercial  loan specialists for your larger projects- one for short term loans and one for  long term loans  
 
 - Friends  and relatives with capital to lend- long term or short term 
 
- Property Improvement and Analysis Help: So you can turn a property as quickly as possible
- Roofers,  framers, drywall, electricians, plumbers, etc. 
 - Landscapers, sprinkler  specialists, and concrete people 
 - Appraisers  and selling agents 
 
 - Roofers,  framers, drywall, electricians, plumbers, etc. 
 
- Send an e-mail to  Clear  Day  Capital.  Tell us who you are trying to  meet and we’d be glad to introduce you 
 - Join the  Utah Apartment Association and attend their meetings  and ask other members about their network  (click the above link to learn more) 
 - Real  Estate Investment Clubs.  The are many around and you can meet people at all of  them. 
 
How do you stay in  touch?  This can be the hard part!  Why? Because you’ll build a  list of hundreds of people!  How do you keep in touch with  them?  Here are some suggestions: 
- E-mail:  We  use  iContact.   It’s fast, it’s easy, it’s  inexpensive.  Want a free trial?  Click here: Free 30-day iContact Trial 
 - Invest in your  education.  Click hear and buy a copy of Jeffery Gitomer’s Little Black Book of Connections for  lots of great ideas of how to make and keep networks.  
 
Sometimes  there is no good connection… that’s OK! Move on to the next  person that needs help and can help you!  
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