This will really highlight those associations that are properly managed vs. those that are not, and those that are not are going to be a very expensive lesson learned. 

I'm simply highlighting areas with lower barrier to entry for homeowners and investors.

The point was made to highlight earlier post. 

I don't pay for tools, supplies (of the trade), food or drinks... 

I should preface my response with saying that I have never done this but can offer my opinion as food for thought at leastMy question is: What makes a "good" deal and/or how do I know when I've come across a "good" deal?

I live within walking distance to coffee shops, gas stations, and fast food restaurants.

Political Considerations: Some experts suggest political factors might influence the timing of rate cuts,Overall, the blog post highlights the debate surrounding stagflation and the challenges the Federal Reserve faces in managing inflation and economic growth.

My question is, if I can read most of the information given at sessions, and network with people in my region, or social media, what is the benefit of taking 3-4 days off work and spending a couple grand (entrance, flight, food, lodging)? 

There is a big difference.Social Services to me means section 8 housing vouchers, food stamp existant, and other welfare benefits.Social Security (whether you agree with the program or not) is based on repayment of money you earned while working and supposedly placed into a trust for retirement.

I think this highlights the problem of placing maintenance responsibility on tenants.