They have great guest speakers and your sure to meet some Wholesalers, Agents, Brokers, Property managers, and Investors.

One day I went to buy a drop ceiling speaker (bought $25, sold $175).

Like I think Texas they don't even allow lease options for more than 6 months.. because of the predatory nature of those putting non English speakers into deals then booting them out. 

reach out to @Paul Choate about some of our upcoming lunch mtgs and check out millionaire possibilities as well they have some good speakers from time to time.

Peter Pratti, a wholesaler from Knoxville,  will be our speaker. 

Plan to cover notes and retirement account investing (among other things) in our lineup of speakers/panelists/breakout sessions. 

Raising your hand and asking the speaker at these "what is a cap rate, I don't understand?"

My team & I are looking to host our first meetup at a new workspace in Brooklyn founded by one of our affiliates (read more about the space here https://www.blackenterprise.com/innovation-hub-creatives-brooklyn/).I’d like to get a gage on if there are any local BP members whom would be interested in attending or possibly even being a guest speaker.

Or if you've done a lot of painting and see that someone's got paint on their shoes, you could use that as an opening, etc.It also helps to have a few "canned" conversation items like "how long have you been coming here", "do you own any properties (and of so, tell me about them)", "what did you think of the main speaker" etc.Yeah, they're all gimmicks in a sense, but I think most people do it, consciously or unconsciously, because I think it makes most people feel more comfortable psychologically when they find some common ground to start talking with.Those are just some thoughts.

Tons of classes and speakers.