Are there any meet ups, or group of investors who currently have meetings or any organized events?

In my experience it helps keep pre-applicants organized and is an actual sight with a google-able name so it doesn't seem as scammy.The background check and credit fee is $30 paid by the prospective tenant but I always tell people applying for my units ahead of time what my credit and background requirements are and that if they pass those qualifications (plus the reference checks) and sign + pay the deposit that I will reimburse them the application fee.

The operating agreement is more important than the certificate of organization/ state filed equivalent.

This level of organization ensures that nothing is overlooked.Remember, risk tolerance increases with experience.

I'm not a part of that organization, but I'm curious, what would be the goal/the outcome that you'd be looking for by joining?

I am on the board of an organization that has advocated legislation on behalf of landlords for now 50 years in Wisconsin (RPAWI .org) and have some insights into landlord-tenant laws.

It may be fun to organize a meetup before the madness ensues, ha. 

Best to get recommendations if you can, you also might find one through a professional organization for Public Adjusters such as:https://www.napia.com/custom_m...

and see what skills you might have to add some value as a side hustle.Things started to happen organically as I got more involved in the Chicago real estate market, and I am confident they will for you, too!

Hello:Can anyone recommend an organization that seeks housing for executives or corporations in Maryland?