.- If you would like to host an event (i.e. birthday, wedding, etc.), please speak with us about it first.

(I'll be looking into the securities laws for non-accredited investors.)Unlike a "timeshare" that houses only a few guests at a time, the Event Venue and Cabins/Villas will be housing "in groups", from small groups of 7-10 to larger groups of 50-100s.Also, the Event element is separate business from the Real Estate element.

there are two groups near you:  NHREIA.com in Manchester which is the second Wednesday, and NH Real Estate Investors Mastermind which is the third Wed I think, you can find that group on Meetup.  

I hope this isn't considered trolling, as that's not the intention.I'm developing 2 to 4 Very Large Vacation Homes / All Inclusive Wedding Venues per year and am looking to forge a relationship with a Private Equity Based Lender to effectively make it happen.  

I grew up around real estate/title (family business) I’ve been investing since 25 and even my first home build (forever home until retirement home) we bought and settled same week I paid for a wedding.

Kay there is a meeting that meets every other Wed at Joes crab shack.

I responded, congratulated her on her wedding, and politely explained that unless she is the victim of domestic abuse or is a member of the armed services with official orders, she is contractually obligated to pay rent until the end of the lease. 

Let's do Wed January 17th at Hopworks on Powell. 5-7pm.

Great venue to learn and network with other local investors.Sign up for updates on Meetup.comhttps://www.meetup.com/the-ring/

To be honest, after we realized how much money we spent on our wedding, the bells in our heads rang and we started thinking of investments thereon.