Most of the people you mention host their own small groups (with Kim Tucker's being the largest - anywhere from 100-200 most meetings).

I did however finally take the first step and contact a great connection & agent who's in the midst of helping me find the first property.A big part of this post is to express my gratitude to all the consistent posters, hosts (Josh and Brandon), and all the amazing guests that have devoted their time to create such a supportive community and have been so unbelievably inspiring and knowledgeable.

Host an event highlighting the haunted stuff. have a dark metal band or weird steampunk band play the event. 

Consider hosting an open house.

The others have had their host of issues (none roof-related from what I learned in conversations with them).It appears they used some sort of metal instead of the more common ice storm shields used today and they just didn’t use enough or it’s failing.

I host one in Northern NJ and NYC.

@Terrez Jarrett welcome and be sure to check out https://www.kreia.com/default.aspx they host several meetings and opportunities for learning and networking. 

@Raylan Willis and myself have been hosting a meetup in Buffalo once each month. 

Greetings, I went to a summit today hosted by Daymond John in Bethesda, MD.

I'm hosting and often bring my lawyer's perspective with me to the conversations.We do "Best Deals" and worst deals (we call them "Bad Beats") episodes, and some contract forensics/deal post-mortem episodes as well.The main idea is to learn from both successes and failures.