@Scott MacIntyreIf the LLC just holds assets and doesn't conduct any other sort of business (consulting, selling a newsletter, etc) then I would simply peg the value at the sum of its assets minus the sum of its debt.

Ya'll did a great job on everything at the conference.

Hey everyone,This is Shiloh, the guy who talked about the Costa Rica, short-term rental deal I'm doing with everyone I met at the BiggerPockets Conference in New Orleans earlier this week.  

If so, that means someone probably violated Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct.

However, for the conference itself, it was my first session with badashonvestor (Ashley) on asset management!

Prior going to the conference my fear was that most of the people going to the conference was in the single family homes and we wouldn't be as much of value to each other.

@Jacob Claxton There is more resources in the various Property Management Podcasts, Facebook Groups you can lurk in, and handful of conferences per year. 

Granted, you still need to conduct due diligence on the underlying asset, the operator/partner that you end up working with and the deal structure that is purposed to hold the investment.  

These brokers also act as consultants for current and want-to-be innkeepers by hosting seminars, providing "inn tune-up" one on one consulting, and speaking at conferences. 

We decided to move forward and conduct an inspection, after inspection the agent now tells us the tenants arent moving.