You'll recover and probably won't miss any meals as a result.

I'd be interested in grabbing a meal/coffee/drinks at some point (In addition to hopefully seeing you at the meeting) when you are here.

While I would agree that most 'guru courses' are money pits (not all though), you can buy great real estate books for less than a meal out, and often for 'pennies on the dollar' used.

Talk to anyone around you when you're standing in line at the store, having a meal out somewhere, ... just strike up a chat.Ask folks what they do - they'll likely ask you the same.

If 100% occupancy at 7,100 a month by 12 is 85,200 gross by at least half costs is 42,600 which at a 10 cap is a purchase price of 426,000 without any immediate CAPEX needed for repairs.The 50% is based on ongoing maintenance and not CAPEX which is immediate repairs that are deficient from the previous owner deferring maintenance to show a healthier cash flow than what is realistic or expected.

Feel free to email me or call me, I am going to be in Cincinnati for 24 hours today if anyone would like to meet for coffee or a meal.

I had a quick meal at Gula's Friday and things are starting to heat up, Haloween style.

In North Conway and Bartlett you have to pay 9% state meals tax as well. 

We found a private investor by taking to friends and family.HML's are good if you are going to flip or be able to refinance after rehab, but isn't a good long term strategy.Few will be clamoring to mentor, but you can invite other investors to coffee or a meal to pick their brains, or offer to help seasoned investors to get the experience.  

@Cameron Don Meals Glad to hear that this info was useful!