We just had our big conference and our keynote speaker made told a story about a difficult investor - at the end of the day, he told the investor to shove the prospectus up his butt; he didn't even want his money. 

I am not a fan of the meetings with set topics or speakers because half the time is spent listening to something that may not apply to you when you could have been networking with the person that does what you want or provides the service you need.

I once heard a credible speaker say that for real estate LLCs, they try to limit total equity in all properties to $250K, thereby limiting liability to the same.So if you're going to do something high-risk in this "online business", you definitely want it in a separate entity (e.g.

Hi, I attended a REIA mtg & the speaker talked about Syndication deals.

If an investor is churning out deals then having an investor that asks tons of questions can be a hinderance to projects.When I used to have a car audio business decades back there was a saying ( Install 4 speakers and a radio for 199).

Thanks @Mike D'Arrigo , MAREI is growing - we typically have about 150 people at a meeting although we have seen almost 300 in March - but everyone loved our speaker so we had a huge boost.  

I do some of the work appliances are apart of budget and I put in 5.1 surround sound and speakers in master bed and bath, and outdoor

Hi thanks for your answer, the speaker was saying that youare buying the judgement lien option for a contingency valueof $1.00  the judgement lien itself could be a mechanics lien,etc. 

Thursday and Friday the guest speaker will be Scott Rowe, he will be showing how to build your REI business to six figures and for those dedicated few,how to do 7 figures.

I just got back this evening from a three day workshop and one of the things that seemed to get me to sit up straight was when the speaker mentioned getting a tenant buy evicted is a lot harder to do because they have equitable interest in the property.