Personally, I think it’s worthwhile as a deterrent, which is hard to measure.

One of the best ways to bring back a high level of energy and motivation is to VISUALIZE.

I can't tell visually but I don't know what else it could be.  

The visual assessment in the basement found plenty of mold on the floor joists above. 

I think this would be a deterrent to rent.

I just can't really visualize ever getting a deal that good.

Your cabinets will take up the majority of the visual space of your kitchen, so it’s important that you find a suitable color scheme.

My point is that your refundable deposit isn't doing anything to mitigate your risk, it's not adding to your bottom line, and it's not a large enough deterrent for bad tenants.

:)I would like it in Vegas as well.I know Denver is where Josh is at but I think it would be good to hold in different locations to expose Bigger Pockets to a diverse audience.The entrance fee isn't a deterrant but the cost to travel and lodging can be for some.If you have it the same place every year a few will travel from afar but many of the same core from close by will come again and again.Nothing wrong with that but for growth would be good.Maybe once you hit certain numbers you can have a few a year in different places.

@Karin DiMauro Thanks for the feedback, I think we could definitely add more production value that would help explain visually what I am talking about.