He's an agent/investor and gives great classes and usually has a decent guest speaker to come in and talk. 

I haven't consulted with a lawyer, because I was hoping tons of landlords have dealt with this issue enough to know what the law says (and because lawyers are expensive and I don't have a working relationship with one at present).I found this info:http://www.seattle.gov/civilrights/documents/RHB_Engl.pdf"Limited-English Speakers I don’t speak English well and some landlords refuse to talk with me when I try to apply.

I learned about books and tapes speakers, LOL.I had no business doing what I did!

But I will say that, even with REIAs, take the words with a grain of salt and DO YOUR RESEARCH on the speakers who come (guest speakers will come sometimes).

One that:Overdelivers and provides massive value (content & resources)Is not a big pitch fest with various speakers trying to sell you stuffIs high-energy & funThen you need to check out Brad Sumrok’s events.I just came back from his 2 day event in Dallas,TX and I’ve never been so refreshed and charged-up in my life and I am beyond ready to do some deals!

I listened to the speakers, reviewed the material, and made the decision to join the Fortune Builders Mastery program.  

I want to get some advice on how I could develop the meetup further, possibly creating an agenda, bringing in guest speakers, and always bringing in more investors, agents, and the like to create even more networking opportunities. 

Just like positive speakers. 

It said radio and 2 speakers installed for 100 bucks ( this was 20 years ago).

I think ALOT of it has to do with who was the speaker.