I feel like I may be in a unique position to invest because I make at least $1000 every week and my only expenses are food.  

Please let me know if you have any questions about the home buying process or would like any good, local referrals for investor-friendly agents as you get started.Happy holidays,Jennifer Han 

For those meetings at a member's project, I think it should be Bring Your Own Everything: Chair, coffee, food.

Too much soap is normally the culprit but not cleaning off all the food before putting the dishes in will cause the drain to become blocked and bad things happen. 

If you want to get built in equity you will need to manage the process (or pieces of the process) yourself: Find the deals, run the crews, etc.

That should never be forgotten who puts the food on our tables.

Unless someone is willing to do it for free then I can always offer food 😀Also, if anyone has a recommendation for a local RE agent that works with investors I'd really appreciate any help.

I hope this food for thought helps.

Cable, phones, food...etc.We were fortunate and made some good money on the two other houses we had when we sold two years ago (houses we had before we met and got married) we wanted a nicer house in a great location to raise our family and found the place that fit and got a great deal on a lot where the owner had to sell.

If you don't want to pay for the $25 annual membership, then it costs $5 at the door and includes food and drinks.