I plan on doing tons of research and formulating questions before the date so I can get the most out of the monthly meeting. 

In my experience, the investment will preform and you won't have to buy in warzones.That being said, define what you consider a "good investment" and formulate an acquisition plan.

See what marketing works best for your new investor friends, and start formulating your own marketing plan, and budget that you will use when you get started.

There's merit in what he says but at the same time he's a high dopamine guy and not everyone needs to own 1000s of doors lol.I think what's most important is to know exactly what you want, how long you want to take to achieve it, why you want to achieve and then formulate a plan to achieve that. 

I'm trying to formulate a solid plan so that when I approach the bank I can appear somewhat credible.  

The idea of fractional ownership development, especially at the shore, is something I have been formulating in my head for almost a year now.

Do you have any recommendations of formulating the deal?

At least you won't have a language problem...My suggestion is to formulate your strategy - are you looking for cash flow or appreciation, or a mix?  

I would factor all those costs in and formulate an offer based on that.

Hey Account ClosedSounds like you've really spent some time formulating the first few steps of your master plan.The one thing I would recommend is that you speak with a lender who has some experience funding loans for 2-4 unit properties.