The same is true of judges, who will make or break your case when it comes time to enforce your leases.3) You can more easily develop and maintain face-to-face relationships with contractors, investors, agents and city leadership in your area.4) Even if you hire a manager, you will have to inspect how your manager is performing in person at lease 3-4 times per year until you have several years experience with that person/company. 

And according to some people, Realtors are low on the totem poll.

You should choose your groups that you attend by the quality of the leadership and attendees and your interest in the particular topic.

Under the leadership of Kent Clothier, Sr., Chris Clothier and @Brett Clothier REI Nation has acquired, renovated, and sold over $1.7 billion of SFR homes across 13 Southeastern and Texas markets to over 3,000 retail investors/clients.

Since it's not new, it's not something with 'thought leadership'. 

The community is such a go giver, and always willing to help each other, the local meet ups that are hosted by local leadership are sooo amazing!!

I've made good decisions and I've made BAAAAAAAD decisions, but Pace has a gift for creativity and leadership development that is unmatched today.

I am a full-time executive assistant for an international consulting firm (leadership consulting) and I telecommute so I need to be very organized to be able to work and manage a rehab at the same time.

I actually really admire the City leadership for constantly innovation and attracting new businesses and residents to Elk Grove. 

I think business account/checking account is low on the totem pole when it comes to investing in real estate / strategies.If you have an entity, that entity is required to open a business account.if you are investing in your personal name, a personal account is fine.Most will suggest opening a separate bank account for your rental activities so it is easy to separate rental and personal activities.