I would get with a real estate CPA who does strategy sessions (not QA sessions) to understand what would be best for you. 

The "official" REIA is doing online sessions, but its more of a presentation than any collaboration.

However, I don't think you can expect them to have a weekly pep talk / coaching session with you. 

Here is an excerpt from the VT.gov website:Notice: Effective with returns filed after Jan. 1, 2020 H.541 of the 2019 Legislative Session changed the definition of “land” subject to the Land Gains Tax.

I've investigated joining AZREIA since at least at the moment those meetings are virtual - can anyone confirm if these virtual sessions are as fruitful as the original in-person ones?

COREE, Deal Makers Session, Multifamily Syndicate, etc.

It’s pretty cool.We just did live 2 hours calling session with Mojo this evening!

A Few of the meetups have break out sessions during the meeting and you can talk to a smaller group of say 4 to 6 people.

And now with COVID, the socialist groups are taking advantage and pushing hard for "just cause" evictions to be added to the many tenant protections in this legislative session.

They could have at least gone back into session after the initial passage, and refined the terms of the moratorium and amended it.For example, the tenant should be required to notify the government of their previous salary before they were laid off, and their new income under the unemployment benefits, and also the name/address of their landlord.