Just look at the number of posts.It's too bad so many ladies feel intimidated around guys at meetups, but if my beautiful and talented wife were going to attend a meetup with a bunch of guys I wouldn't let her go--so I understand.But I think you ladies should invite a couple of guys as speakers every once in a while to balance things out a little.Good Luck!

Well it depends on the talent and the abilities of the RE Investor.I always want to have a notary in place or DocuSign docs, and I always get the terms on a legal pad first.I believe when you first start in REI you may consider a "letter of intent".You need two:Letter of Intent to Lease OptionLetter of Intent to PrurchaseThen get the appropriate docs signed and notarized.Here is my Lease Option Assignment LOI.https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B410Qg6zTH1EUFdQe...

No matter your experience, talents and abilities, you are at the ground floor, the very beginning of your marketing curve.

Which is another point: "Investing" is using your money, time and talents to gain a profit, being involved in some activity that provides your main source of income is not investing, it is a business activity, ask the IRS!

If you're talented enough to buy and sell via a Sandwich take it a few steps further and get title...

Or get someone to design a piece just for you on a site like Fiverr or Upwork if you don't have design talent in-house...Otherwise, signs work.  

I could list about 20 more highly talented BP members that come to mind but by now you're already bored with my long post. 

As Rick Harmon noted, Dan Kennedy is one of the most talented marketers has ever lived.

., all who'll be contributing an important aspect and shared talent.

2$ Billion Valuation and some ex-uber talent - https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-flipper-opendoor-raising-funds-at-2-billion-valuation-1522349649