Also, as a real estate investor, can I write off 100% of the education travel for real estate, such as the Bigger Pockets Cancun conference?

I have 3 properties and I learned everything from podcast, you tube and conferences.

They wouldn't cancel and I couldn't give them the check in information and have them beating on the door at 6 AM, so I cancelled after conferring with VRBO and they still took my premier host for cancelling ( I'll get it back in about a week). 

I just finished listening to Norada Real Estate Investments' @Marco Santarelli discuss out-of-state investing at the Think Realty conference in Baltimore.  

On Monday we have a conference that is a few hours long so we go to that and expenses we have for us on that day are deductible but not the ones for our kids.  

Join local real estate investment groups, attend industry conferences, and seek out mentors with extensive experience in foreclosure properties.

Haha) You can see the culmination of this with the recently announced redevelopment on East Broadway around Shelby Street, which is also getting a lot of positive pressure from Paristowne just to the east of it.I've posted my feelings about this plenty of times on BP but inside 264 I feel pretty strongly that the next POPs are the Warehouse District (east Portland) and the eastern half of the Russell neighborhood (east of 22nd street).

It was fantastic for networkingI don’t know for sure, but it seems like at around the same time that BiggerPockets started hosting its own conferences and advertising boot camps and such that it became harder and harder to find where on the website that you could find local meetups.This morning I searched the website to try to find where local meetups were posted on the website and it took me between 5 and 10 minutes to find it.

Hello,I am reaching out to the BP community to see if anyone has had any good experiences working with a real estate developer in the Eastern side of Tennessee.

I live in a rural area on the eastern shore of Virginia.