At the end of his talk at an LA REI association meeting, he offered tickets to his $1997 live event at half off. 

Just make sure you go over a few things - 1.Go over inspection report in detail in the event there some things called out that you can address with your neighbor. 2.

Are there particular events or forums where you’ve successfully connected with investors?

@Lance Turner you missed a once-in-a-lifetime event:(What you should pay attention to though, is that your sister started investing in RE in 1994 - when she had no idea a RE crash was coming!

But that would allow you keep the appreciation if it's great, and buy a smaller property to boost cash flow.If you don't like the property (because of risk, potential future events, etc) then sell it and while you're getting ready to 1031 it, use the IRR calculation to compare cashflow locations with appreciation locations (the IRR factors in both).

Usually, there is no taxable event if the LLC owners are the same as the current property owner.

Feel free to reach out and I can send you the event details.

It took almost four years and navigating through a rollercoaster of events, but the payoff was massive.There’s more money sitting in your database than you realize.

Check out any local wedding venues, travel agents, and anyone that may bring people to the area.

You can meet local investors by registering to attend real estate events in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings6.