I should have asked her to get a drink then got her drunk and made a new contract :beer:

Let me know if you want grab a drink one day.

Sadly, a couple of decades after my tenure the frat lost it's charter due to a pledge dying of alcohol.

Before drinking too deeply from the RIEN fountain, try giving Cohen and Dubé's "Legal, Tax, and Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor" a read.

They may see it as a securities violation.It will probably cost about $500+ each luncheon (for food, drinks, etc), but you should get at least one lender every time if you are working the room and the people feel confident with you.You could also go to the REIAs and be the speaker.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/56...

The nurse in me recommends drinking more water then you ever imagined :)  The realtor in me says that when you are ready to look for properties - feel free to contact me.   

Drinks/dinner/coffee on me.

(like most newbies I figure)So I guess I'll use this time wisely, and continue knowledge building, and hopefully networking.I'd be interested to hear from anyone local to my area, whether flipping, wholesaling, or renting properties.Odd fact: Although raised in England, I drink coffee, not tea!

For those near the Denver area I would love to meet for a drink, lunch, or dinner to discuss strategies, pitfalls, what works and what doesn't, etc.

That's great Mitz, the information is like drinking water from a fire hose.