When I do strategy sessions with investors, I ask about their budget and goals and then dig into the rental strategy that appeals to them the most.

I'll PM you with how I handle it, Mike Since it's your first property, I'd suggest you find a good eviction Attorney to handle this (by attending a few Housing Court "sessions" to see who's good).

Better odds than blackjack...

A couple of the presenters I went to said their slides would be available later, and I'd also love to watch recordings from the sessions that happened when I was in other sessions.

I think the main unique values I would recognize are the 1:1 coaching/mentoring sessions, ability to walk a potential property with one of the flippers (up to 3 times/year), and having access to more localized advice (as opposed to a mastermind that is nationwide).This may not change your answer at all, just wanted to provide some additional context.

The boot camp will be in Denver the first weekend of May and is a two day intensive with 18 sessions.

I would really have a tax planning session with your CPA to make sure you set things up with the best tax consequences for you.I beleive the investment properties will just be reported on a schedule E.Keep track of all your expenses from day one like closing costs etc.

While I realize this doesn't inherently answer your question, I think it can provide guidance if you did a 15 minute notebook brainstorming session.

I offer 15min strategy sessions to help investors zero in on where to invest based on their cash available and goals.

There will be a special session of the Florida legislature starting May 23 to hopefully address this situation.