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Justin Goodin
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Tips on Starting a Local Meetup...

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hey everyone, 

I am looking to start a local meet up of my own in Indianapolis, IN. This will be multifamily investing related. As you can imagine, there are already quite a few that exist, but I have a few ideas to be unique. 

For those that have hosted their own meet ups in the past, what are some things you wish you would have done when you started out? What was your main goal you wanted to achieve by starting the meetup?

For those that have attended local real estate meet ups before, what are some things you really enjoyed that the host and/or group did well?

Any other tips or feedback would be great. Thanks!

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