I always learn something when I attend his.Omni Casey runs several called Cashflow Breakfast Club, it's mostly educational with a bit of networking interspersed and at the end.

100000% yesI similarly began attending meetups about 4 years ago.

If you’re attending, I’d love to connect!

@Kenroy BernardTo acquire a multifamily property in Long Island, develop a VA Loan Strategy, obtain pre-qualification from a lender, factor in renovation costs, conduct market research, build a team with experienced agents, network with investors, strengthen your business plan, expand knowledge through tools, and take action by searching for properties, attending open houses, and setting a closing timeframe.

A great way to start is by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.

@Christian Gibbs a lot depends on what the attendence at town council is about, are they specifically representing you and your property to town boards?

Becoming a member of NARPM and attending the conferences and all the education they offer is the best thing you can do to educate yourself on the ins and outs of Property Management.   

And I understand that i am college kid with no money or experience but then you see people like Rob Beardsley who dropped out at 20 and bought a 200 unit property through syndication and then you think, hm, maybe its possible.I am fairly new to the real estate investment and what I have learned so far is choosing a mentor and attend real estate workshops then expand your network which will help you to pick up the pace, select your investment strategy and grasp the business model.

Connect with local investors through real estate investment groups, attending housing fairs, and speaking with property managers familiar with the LSU rental market.Good luck!

Not sure if this is the right place for this question but my sister and I are submitting an offer on our first small multifamily and need some recommendations on inspectors around Denver, CO.