I can still remember that first breakfast meeting and all your questions...and thanks for the shoutout.

There are also many meetups throughout the month in OKC, they include:1st Wednesday of every month "Coffee with Real Estate Investors" www.coffeewithrealestateinvestors.com1st Thursday of every month Millionaire Possibilities MPREIA www.meetup.com/MPREIA3rd Wednesday of every month Landlord Meetup www.meetup.com/Landlord-Oklahoma-City-Real-Estate-...3rd Saturday of every month Real Estate Wholesalers Breakfast www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Wholesaler-Breakfast4th Tuesday of every month OKC Real Estate Wholesalers Network www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Wholesalers-NetworkFor entrepreneurship & business in Oklahoma City, we have:Every Wednesday morning 1 Million Cups OKCwww.1millioncups.com/okc2nd Wednesday of every month "Coffee with Entrepreneurs" www.okceg.com/pages/Coffee_with_Entrepreneurs4th Thursday of every month OKC Entrepreneur Group www.OKCEntrepreneurGroup.comMiscMultiple times per month"The Meeting After The Meeting" - Dinner with Entrepreneurs & Real Estate Investors www.meetingafterthemeeting.comThe previous list is courtesy of an awesome OKC investor, business coach, and mentor @Ron Harris!

I have plans to make it to the TBREIA’s Tampa Breakfast Meeting on Monday 4/2 at start networking.

Those repair costs will eat your cash flow for breakfast

I'll buy lunch, coffee, breakfast, or fix something for investor advice.

I work at a very low social economic elementary school, but it might ease your mind to know that we offer free breakfast, lunch and after school snacks to all.

The biggest problems I’ve had is the kitchen smelling horrible after a family makes a large breakfast shortly before checkout.

A few sentimental lines to an apparent friend wishing her happiness, many pleasant breakfasts together, and asking that she report back how the first batch of waffles came out.

It has a formal living room, dining room, breakfast nook, large kitchen, living room, laundry and half bath on the main level.

Expect things to wear out or break faster than on a regular house.