In a month or two, you'll be a regular ol' material expert at REI and ready to take action.

Hopefully it works out because it would be great to develop a relationship with a lender that can do that on a regular basis.I anticipate having the house fully renovated in 3 months.  

Many of my coworkers spend $50-60 a week on lunch plus regular groceries.

I find that I reap at least one nugget of value or new connection from each one I attend (whether I plan to go regularly or not). 

I recently moved to South Florida (2 months ago) from New York, work in a high-tech company.I'm a regular listener of ListenMoneyMatters podcast, they recently interviewed @Chris Clothier from Memphis Invest, which led me to Google him and that's how I found BiggerPockets (he did 2 interviews for BP podcast).Happy to be here, I already connected with some folks here to find out their impression on working with Memphis Invest, seems like BP has a friendly community.Looking forward to keep learning about real-estate investing, and engaging with you all!

We had a turnover with a bad tenant that ran over our landlord policy vacant period allowance, and most of the companies that would issue a vacant policy would not cover break-ins, which is why I wanted the policy to begin with, and while they had a 2-month minimum charge for that policy, they prorated it when we switched to their regular landlord policy 3 weeks later.   

How do I go about finding the regular schedule for the LR REI group meetings?

But when you do pull it out, its going to be taxed as regular income.

Regular appreciation rules go out the window.

I like using their site and I'm on it regularly, but their data analysis is questionable at best.