Getting started - some ideas that may help you ---Welcome - you can connect with other investors at Public Auctions - this is where the real money is - you can also find some folks who buy real estate at REIAs - there you will find speakers trying to motivate you to buy their courses - be careful - many of those seminars and material are junk -Try to go to as many real estate auction as you can - 5 or more a week!

Those big, generic monthly clubs typically have a few people doing their own smaller versions that are less formal without a speaker and an agenda.

Our main speaker will be @Joseph Scorese enlightening the crowd about Residential and Commercial Lending and how to get your financial resume right!

If you still want to go to hear speakers like Rich Dad or Donald Trump (who was a speaker the year I went), they are usually the last speakers each day.

Often there are community cultural centers that will assist limited-English or non-English speakers with reading and understanding rental agreements and in communicating with their landlords.Hope this helps!

In addition to Chase's speaker meeting there is a more informal group that meets the 3rd Thursday of the month. 

We were looking for speakers for the next meeting in December which will be all about AirBnB.

They work hard to provide speakers and networking events.

@Doug Watts and I have been setting up real estate meetups for the past 6 months or so and are at the point where inviting speakers to our monthly meetup would be the next step in growing this group to a sizable audience that can bounce ideas off one another and provide help to others who may be dealing with a situation that someone else has already been through and came out ahead, or learned a valuable lesson.

I have had several tenants that were non-english speakers.