Taking out a loan to buy a property is the retail purchaser’s only true venue to leveraged investing.

And takes on ALL the hard cases.. and I guess its just an extension of prison at some point.. same guests.. different venue.

In the process of closing on my first deal as well but I have been an investor in different venues before.

As for Baltimore,  it does get a bad rap, it's not much like the way it's portrayed,  but our location is a gateway to the Chesapeake Bay, and I'm really thinking of targeting my local and regional market as a venue for weddings,  corporate retreats,  and family functions.As for becoming profitable,  that's the question,  but even if it's a buy and hold, I'd rather just make one lump sum payment after tax season than rustle up a few thousand dollars every month.

Why people are claiming this and that is bad is beyond me when there are multiple people, including those in this venue who make this a very lucrative model work.

Unless you invest your extra income in some cash flowing venues you will always be chasing the rent raises.

Registration will open as soon as we confirm a venue.

I’m curious if I can merge our interests and buy a venue with an real estate investment perspective.

What kind of person/professional do I reach out to to get my property on a list of event venues? 

What venues work best for you to network?