Make it a teaching session.

I own a few rental properties in and out of KC, and am interested in networking with other investors in KC.I am becoming interested in apartments, and would love to hear some peoples' experience.If anyone is up for a regular hang out/brainstorming session in KC, lemme know!

He also finds out how happy they are in the place, without it being a bitc# session to the owner.

-----------------------------------------------------------------You can also call St Pete's Code Enforcement at 727-893-7373 but I imagine they will tell you it is not allowed.The state law you are referring to is SB 356 http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2014/0356/Bil...The main point being this:"(b) A local law, ordinance, or regulation may not prohibit vacation rentals, or regulate the duration or frequency of rental of vacation rentals.This paragraph does not apply to any local law, ordinance, or  regulation adopted on or before June 1, 2011."

You have to attend two sessions at the PHA office before you can get an appointment to get any houses approved.

The information might have trickled up to my boss and in the last couple of 1x1 sessions with my boss, he tried to ask me all the other "interesting things" I do outside of work.

During one of the early meetup sessions, I met Brie.

It's purely an educational session.

'Jam sessions' are open forum, free coaching from our most experienced local investors, and 'rehab tours' are an 'open house' of an ongoing house-flip/job site by one of our members. 

Statutes may be modified during annual legislative sessions, so it is always prudent to check the most current statutes (see question #13 above).