Big message at the recent STR wealth conference was to not be afraid of saturation, in that there's a reason why everyone's investing there.

Myself and my leadership team are looking at possibly purchasing 3-4 company vehicles for the high travel employees, but we do not know where to start in relation to evaluating vehicles, developing company policy, tax implications, lease vs buying, and insurance.

Lastly make sure to do a thorough job of interviewing the property manager I would also not rule out parts of AlabamaI was at a conference recently and met with some people from spartan invest who do turnkey rentals.

I think most of the NARPM conferences and other conventions would disagree. 

Digital nomads are similar but really want a dedicated office space for anyone doing WFH so they can shut the door for conference calls and focus time.

On the other side of the spectrum is something like a hotel, which not only is a real estate business but also a convention/conference business and restaurant business.

You don't want to be trying some new marketing scheme or leadership technique the first time when you get your one shot to swing the bat.

It'll be nice to get some of the details after the conference.

I thought I'd start this thread to let people share what took away from the conference.

Annual E&O is $200, there is a small monthly fee to tap into their ZipForms system (zero paper system), but that is all you pay to the broker, and they provide a conference room that you can use when you like, a marketing dept that will assist you as needed, and a nice "virtual office" web environment.There is another local agency that is $300/month flat fee, and you keep 100%.