I can recommend two, first check them out at (1st) www.ccia-info.com and (2nd) www.careia.org (not-for-profit made up of RE volunteers/investors) I give both these groups four-stars.

@Erik K. is a rock star, hope to see you soon in Jax!

And if you will notice, the old chicks who are super-star agents were also the pretty ones 30 years ago.

@Dan McCarthy Hey Dan—I’m a newbie investor in Philly looking to add to my All-Star Team too.

They meet on Tuesdays from 11:45am to 1:30pm at Logan's Roadhouse on Bridford Parkway in Greensboro, and at Lone Star Steakhouse off Hanes Mall Blvd in Winston Salem on Thursdays, same times.  

Will, as for your voiceover.

I suggest working with a rock-star attorney and CPA to determine where the best cost-benefit is for you.

It is a great networking event, and next month's special guest is my friend and rock-star @John Casmon 

@Richard Balsam I just elaborated on something similar to what you are saying about the 2 attorneys you have contacted - I do not believe anything has changed - I just think that they or someone they know attempted a double close or even a single all in one close - where the potential buyer dealt specifically with the seller with the assignee (the person putting the two seller/buyer together) all in one room and the seller seen what went on - someone made out on them and they did not get the best deal for their property and they called foul.Ever watch pawn stars - they bring in an appraiser and they appraise the item in front of the seller - the appraiser gives a high price on the item and immediately the seller wants that price for the item they are selling.

Remember that investors get no tax breaks such as STAR or veterans exemptions.