Since it overlaps with my interest and is amazing stuff, I'm helping him it out.I share that with you so you know that I've spent a lot of time thinking about this!

Worth going to both if you are up for it, not a ton of overlap in attendees so you will meet new people at both and they have totally different topics so you won't just go and see the same presentation.  

One of the things I have notices is that the northern end of our state has plenty of groups and coverage overlaps but southern Oregon has little to no activity.

We overlap in several areas and I will PM you to further discuss.  

The Waltham one is more of a hike but the meetings have totally different topics and not a ton of overlap in attendance so worth hitting both.  

Other value to him includes my being flexible with timing of purchase to avoid any overlap on mortgages, and no need to fix anything or clean anything up (a big plus for them!).

Many RE text books have exploded views of a house, showing the parts from the vapor barrier at a foundation up to the overlap of shingles, the ridge cap at the top of a roof.

In the mean time, as the generations of renters overlap, landlords should be pushing their rents to a all time high.

It's been nothing short of a pain piecing that puzzle together to make sure I have no days of $550 / night rental open because someone didn't overlap a stay.That being said, I see how high rents have been getting around LA where I live and I am considering buying a property in an up and coming neighborhood like a Highland Park and renting it out for now and then maybe moving into it within 5 years.

BP breaks into buy and hold rentals and flippers, but they overlap some.