I vote for a podcast on this as well, after the basics are mastered this is the crucial step/process to growth and expansion.It also seems to be the most neglected one in all venues that deliver real estate education.I have attended many real estate conferences, but management systems and processes for growth and expansion are rarely touched upon.

I am thinking I'll need to find a new location as that was my office conference room and I am thinking we'll need to move to an outside venue to be sure everyone feels comfortable. 

So you can price the machines at $1.75 a load on the weekend and $1.50 on Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu…thus allowing those residents with a flexible schedule to save some money and building some good will potentially.Insider Tip: Laundry budgets don’t have much elasticity.

I understand the organizers have to pay for the venue, so I'm guessing its normal and not something to run from.

Weaker areas force you to row against the current.Finally, there are plenty of venues to source property.

I go several networking events a week that are really a venue for "gurus" to hawk their most recent get rich quick scheme.

My wife and I are going to love to Portland area after our wedding in July, and would like to start flipping houses in the areas. 

And there probably will be headaches caused to by tenants and toilets, but your mindset and the wealth of resources here on BP can help you resolve and get past it, if you really want to.When I was in school for my Master's, I was working 60-hour weeks doing IT consulting, planning for a wedding, and running a youth group and choir.  

Real Estate can be a low risk venue for getting yield on capital you already have but exactly the opposite for building wealth IF you don't know how to create true value.

There are the occasional business use, but mostly large family groups that come for weddings, baptisms, missionary farewells and returns, family reunions, etc.