Unlike Michael's experience, no one tried to sell me anything....but then again, I didn't bother going to the sponsor tables and just mingled instead.

He brings a construction background to the table and property management.

While continuing to develop a long term plan for the back 25 acres (I haven't really seen the back acreage).I plan to go after an SBA loan, I have several investors I can bring to the table, and one that is already sitting at the table.

Think one of our partners at Clearnnote Capital will be sponsoring a table which is another great way to network.  

Hey guys I have a potential deal on the table to purchase an investment property for $90,000.

its great upside potential to buy under rented apartments. basically it is "profit left on the table" for you. that's if you can buy it on actual of course.for starters I check the rents on Rentometer and apartments.com , then i run it via my property manager juts to get a second opinion on the specific area.

I also provide picnic table which is much appreciated by the tenants and cost $150.Privacy fences are good too.Inside again it depending on the condition, fresh paint, new light fitting, granite top banchtop @ $600 and paint the kitchen cabinets adds great value.

Think splashes of color, nifty brigh mailbox maybe...flowering perennial window boxes, if you were staging for sale maybe a small picnic table/chairs

With my youth I will bring my biggest assest-my will and compacity to learn and improve to any table I sit at.

If you’re not getting laughed at and occasionally cussed at, your leaving money on the table!