VERY IMPORTANT: If anyone sells their ticket to someone else, they MUST contact the conference team (conference@biggerpockets.com) in order to make this transfer official. 

I will be attending the BiggerPockets Conference (BPCon) in New Orleans from October 3rd to 5th, 2021.If you are local to Houston, Texas and will also be attending Let's Connect and meet at the event.This is my first BPCon attendance and I am stoked to be able to experience it with likeminded individuals of all ages.I would love to get connected with other attendees before the actual event so if you’re heading down to New Orleans in October, feel free to reach out so we can further connect when we get down there.Looking forward to seeing new faces and learn about some of your experiences.Logistics to KnowWhen: October 4-5, 2021Where: The fun is happening at The Sheraton Hotel New OrleansBuy your tickets today at www.bpcon2021.comI will see you there!!!

IMPORTANT REMINDER: You must contact conference@biggerpockets.com to make any transfer official.

This is going to be my first BP conference.

Hello BPers, I have a SFH near to Eastern Michigan University ( AnnArbor zip code).

I wasn’t sure if I was able to take off work from the hospital but I got the days off for the conference!

I’ve rarely heard of anyone growing that fast that quickly and I’m really glad that the BP community was part of your story.I hope to see you in New Orleans at the BP conference next week.

Hi all - let me know if anyone is interested in getting together Sunday afternoon before the conference starts.

He may be able to help you better understand the Eastern Canada market.Happy Networking!

The building will offer short and long-term lease offices as well as conference room rentals and other rental-type amenities.Also, my sister wants to partner with me, so we had originally planned a two-member LLC.The local bank I use said this arrangement won't work if I want to get a 10% down SBA owner-occupied loan, because the ownership of the business leasing the building has to be the same ownership as the business buying the building (meaning I would have to be 100% owner of both - no partner).