We also host meetups.

I work with a lot of multi-family and host a monthly meet up where a few multi-family investors gather together & share experiences.

Also, being that I do not know any real estate professionals in my area i'm also thinking about hosting a meet up in south Florida.Anyways any and all feed back would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Here's a case study from a different region several years ago that has some transparent numbers so you can get a feel. https://affordanything.com/10-lessons-ive-learned-as-an-airbnb-host/While AirDNA isn't perfect, you can get a rough estimate from it, talking to local airBnB owners helps too.

There's a monthly meetup next week in Buffalo that @Eric Winstanley hosts. 

How to host a luncheon or dinner for clients to get to know me or ask questions.

The hosts and guests made me realize that FI is important even if you don't want to RE just yet and how to use real estate to get there.

However, there are some additional safeguards you need to put into place as the Buyer can record their deed, which would then create a cloud on title, which you'd need to bring an action to clear up. 

This is what title insurance is for.If you don't have title insurance, you're on the hook for any clouds on title, even if they predate your ownership and you didn't do anything wrong.

By the time it was almost ready to go we were in the final stages of moving to Hong Kong so I pushed hard to wrap it up and find someone who could manage it as a short term rental until we were back in the states.AIRBNB/ STRJust like my desert contractors, my AirBnB co-host was a disaster.