@Mark Leclair seek out @Jeremy Beland he has a great social presence and is actively working on properties and posting about them so its cool to watch the deals he is working through with his team.  

As a US citizen I have credit in the US, so I'm not like some Canadian citizen with no US credit. 

We used to get together once a month, either to socialize and get to know one another or meet at the public library for some free RE education with such topics as 1031 exchange, Airbnb, how to find off-market deals, etc etc.

Corona makes it tough, but maybe we can pull off a very relaxed social outdoors at a local restaurant or bar?

Between both parents they are pulling in $3150 from social security with no other income.  

Not worth it, the point is to socialize in an activity you enjoy, if you enjoy golf then fine go for it, but if you go in with the intention of making deals from it you'll just spend a ton of money and be bored/ annoyed when it doesn't work. 

He would've needed you to provide your social and sign off authorizing.

social skills that students need. 2.  

There's nothing wrong with a new meetup -- it's great for socializing and finding new friends in your area who have common interests (their eyes light up at the word "rehab") -- just think of it as a social thing, and not a "finding that unicorn mentor" thing.

You should definitely make your Bigger Pockets & any other social media profiles much more specific & make sure anyone looking at them knows immediately that you are someone to go to for selling their property quickly (or for investors buying).