Right now I am concentrating on a single style (LTR small multi in CT) and a catastrophic event here would frankly put me out of business. 

BiggerPockets is a great way to learn, but my biggest advice would be attending networking events and connecting with like-minded people.

Now when you want to talk about BPCON or other events and books, podcasts etc.

Go to online events for these areas.

A great way to start networking is by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.

Because at some point you may additionally have a major event/appliance failure and a large expense will make it even more expensive mistake. 

Life events and interests change over time too.Aside from that, for me personally, 15 properties is no man's land. 

As a former resident of both islands, I was shocked to see the damage firsthand and to also see all the homes that where I once lived having to dig out from the sand that came with the surge.Coming back to my own home off the islands I could not help to think how this event is going to change our local area in the near-term.

Are there any meet ups, or group of investors who currently have meetings or any organized events?

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