It's a great group with excellent speakers/events and it is a good way to network with other investors and find out what works well here and what doesn't.Pat

I am pretty business as a speaker in the investment world nationwide but would love to meet locally with people in the industry.

There were nearly100 on zoom, with great speakers and multifamily investing strategies for 2020. 

After he moved out, the landlord installed a carpet (none had existed before) that helped reduce the noise of footsteps and other sounds immensely when the next neighbor moved in.It's best when stereo speakers are kept off the floor. 

I have tenants who just moved into my condo and are requesting compensation for: (1) repainting (I had to repaint a wall in a different color than they originally saw when I took down my speakers); (2) loud bathroom fans in each bathroom; (3) Ceiling fans that are outdated but functional; (4) wall wiring so that their t.v. does not reveal the wires; (5) fridge filter which admittedly was old and they noted that my flooring has a soft spot but did not request replacement (yet!).  

She has also been a guest speaker at my local Real Estate investment group on several occasions.

.- The person with the need for a Companion Animal can get a recommendation from almost anyone, and Landlords are not able to deny that accommodation.Those are just a few, I know there is more I'm missing from my notes, but this gives a little more information to look into.As per the speaker at the seminar; however, we have 2 rights, or reasons, that we can deny Companion Animals: 1.

I went to a REIA meeting a couple years ago when a Cook County Housing Authority person was the main speaker, I vaguely remember that they do something with the utilities in the math, but I don't know what.

Most of them have speakers at each event that share some useful knowledge, but more importantly you will be able to network with other investors.

@Cliff Odom Yes I am a member of RICH club and we also speakers with them regularly.