@Dillon Pesce I am not aware of any groups up this way but if you're ever in Bangor I'm always happy to talk real estate over lunch or a beverage.

I’d be happy to comp non-alcoholic beverages for everyone.

The food, art, music, craft beverage scenes are all flourishing as well.

There might just be a coffee/ adult beverage in it for you!!!

Some of course did well the one's that went to Atlanta in 2012 killed it.those that went for 25k homes in Detroit war zones well you can take a guess.5pm  I just cook dinner.. have an adult beverage.. watch Jepoardy just normal stuff :)I have never listened to one podcast not even my own.. as I see those beneficial for those starting out  I am sure there are a lot of great one's I know a few author's of pod cast and have deep respect for those folks.. but I work in the industry side by side.. so not really much new I am going to learn there plus my attention span won't allow it..

Food & Beverage: 424.

A lot of places wanted a food and beverage minimum, were too far from transit, not enough parking, ect.  

What Lt is not interested in pocketing money for more toys or beverages?  

Hi everyone - I'll be meeting with a Kitchen Consultant professional this week for a Q&A to answer any general questions investors, developers, and others in the BiggerPockets community might have about creating food and beverage (F&B) amenities, specifically for hotels.

I live in an expensive area in California, work full-time as an Accountant in the Food and Beverage industry and am a single mom.