I used to work with an investor club (stocks) we used to use a private room at denny's which kept the cost down ( basically dinner)let me know what everyones thoughts are on this.

It's usually a relatively compact meeting (25 - 40 people) so it's not hard to meet people as you eat dinner or hang out afterward.

Look forward to meeting you there, our events are free, we have local speakers, great networking, and you can order dinner and beverages at the event. 

Folks - Anyone looking for someone with real, in-the-trenches apartment, commercial and syndication experience, look no further.Steve was one of the first people I ever talked to in this business and he was kind enough to take me to dinner and give me some great advice back before I ever bought my first property.  

To give a little background regarding my investing experience, I'm as fresh as the meat that you have thawing out for dinner tonight:).

Once this is done, you will need to schmooze the companies with dinners (I have done this, steak and lobster for 30 people.

I have dinner monthly with three other investors who are more successful than myself.  

One is $28 for a year membership and then $15 per monthly dinner and you pick up tons of valuable information at these meetings plus a delicious meal is included.

I say that because of my previous thread about a tenant giving some homemade fudge with last month's rent.I was invited to share Thanksgiving dinner with one of my tenants and his family at their apartment.

Eviction isn't a good option, not if you want a pleasant holiday dinner.