I actually met him through a local REI breakfast ever Wednesday at Denny's. lol @David Ramos For me and my personality, I like going the letter route.

@Josh Norris Yes, it'd be great to do a Seattle area meet up for breakfast or happy hour.

One of my condos is a deal that I found out about from the board president, and I'm currently waiting to close on one that came from a guy I met in the neighborhood.I also try to take a board member out for breakfast every now and then.

I live in Indialantic and even with the growth over the last 27 years, i still pass the same diner we used to eat breakfast at after surfing when I was a kid and most of the same surf shops are still here, it's still the sleepy little surf town I've always known.

not sure if its on wheels or something but i'd probably just put a breakfast bar along that side of the room, assuming that wouldn't encroachment on the living area.

Huge buffet breakfast included with admission fees.

just a note- on Thursday Morning we have a breakfast in Lafayette.

Spending an hour with a board member can give you a great deal of information on what's really going on.If there's something bothering you about the operation of of your HOA I'd suggest you spend the value of a breakfast at McDonalds and talk to a member of the board (retired guys on the boards love to be taken out for breakfast).

I would rather see you go visit some bed and breakfast and bars to see what is involved with that type of thing.

They're almost always retired guys that love to meet new people, and think having breakfast with an investor is a great thing.