Obviously the last few months have made it difficult to meet in-person but some groups are still meeting virtually.

Weather, politics, schools, crime, location of family and friends, employment opportunities, social and environmental aspects, diversity, cultural, arts and entertainment, cost of living, taxes, population density; are just some of the reasons. 

In the last few months, my daily work has all but gone virtual and has been a very successful and efficient change that is likely not to revert.

I’d be happy to get together virtually or in person when The Covid tide recedes.

Would any of you be interested in a virtual coffee break or do any of you have other networking ideas?

Thank you.Check out Brad Sumrok....he has a weekend event coming up that you can attend virtually and is a good way to learn how to get started in multi-family.

I am currently working with a virtual assistant who pulls information from various cites but we are finding that the information provided is not very accurate.

The Financial Gym is a startup financial planning service, they have locations in NYC, Los Angeles and Washington DC, but even if you don't live in any of those locations you can still use their services virtually.

The court reinstituted the hearing virtually. 

I am betting on public transportation especially, if in conjunction with commerce, art & other entertainment.