If you have any questions about the agenda, please don't hesitate to end me an email - conference@biggerpockets.com. 

I attend about 10 conferences a year and they have the money to advertise and pay for the booths.

A GP could say some deals do not work out and oh well but the negative press your company gets and the LP losses incurred those investors will be lost forever on future deal and they will tell everyone their story.

If you're money-pressed, I'd recommend using all free YouTube content.

Guests love a taste of the local flavor.Tech perks: Smart locks, fast Wi-Fi, and streaming services are expected, but adding something like a smart speaker with local guides or even a coffee station with a variety of brewing methods (French press, drip, espresso) can enhance the experience.Guest Experience:Personalized touches: Leave handwritten notes welcoming guests, or even offer a short list of personalized recommendations based on their preferences (e.g., favorite type of restaurant or activities).Thoughtful extras: Think of small details like board games, books, or even a Polaroid camera with a guest book where people can leave their pictures and memories.

All the negative press you've read about Morris Invest is true.

Right now I am flooding my mind with books, blogs, videos and conferences, trying to learn as much as I can.  

This weekend I was lucky enough to attend an MFIN - Multi Family Investor Network - conference here in Colorado and see BiggerPockets CEO @Scott Trench share the stage with @Ben Suttles and @Feras Moussa talking about the future of real estate investing, plus a number of other keynote presentations and informative breakout sessions.

Select a larger area that is at least 30 minutes in each direction. with maybe a hand full of exceptions I am pretty sure you would be hard pressed to find a mix that represents the demographic cross section of this country and therefor a wide range of neighborhoods.

Thanks,MM IMN has a conference in europe all about buying NPL's in spain.