A quick search in the "Networking Events" section of this website, will be sure to reveal a few upcoming events around the state.I would suggest taking a look at the NHREIA group out of Manchester (full disclosure:  I am affiliated with and do serve on the board of this group), as it tends to be well-attended and you'll be able to meet with a lot of other investors and other professionals servicing the real estate industry.  

And I have officially affiliated with Beal Real Estate (http://www.bealre.com/).

Subsidiaries and affiliates appear to be independent, they can generate expenses for tax advantages, hold and bid on licenses and sub-let space.

They then hire an appraiser of their own, exclusive of the agent's affiliations to make an appraisal and recommend a sales price.  

BTW - I'm not affiliated with them whatsoever, just use their data and there is no greater tool for Airbnb.  

I have no affiliation with either by the way.

I'm very familiar with the overall aloofness of large organizations as I was a member of the Manufactured Housing Institute for a few years and paid handsomely to attend their annual Las Vegas Convention only to realize that they cow towed to the big park community owners and didn't give a hoot about the little guys or the affiliate members who were some of their major membership contributors. 

I'm not affiliated with either.

When I sell a property, I sell it flat out to an investor at market value & occupied, and recommend them to all of the local affiliates they would need to make the property work out for them over time.Don't split your profits with someone, just get referred to one or two solid property management companies, and buy an already stable, cash flowing property from whichever source you may (MLS, wholesaler, turnkey provider, etc...) so you can keep your returns to yourself.

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