@Dawn Anastasi and @Brie Schmidt - yeah, it seems like a combination of leadership setting and example of an environment and then managing to keep that ideal. 

I found this link to it, but it's skimpy on details, i.e. what's planned for each day:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/noteworthy-east-ticke...If anyone has any feedback from other conferences sponsored by this group, I'd love to hear it.

Charleston SC I'm a member of REIA we have a conference call every Sunday @ 8pm bring both to conference call and you will be able to get some serious investor's which will probably be some of the experience Russ S. above was speaking of you may be able to get help with selling both properties.

@Ryan McElroy PMs don't exercise leadership.

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I have been observing the Industries watchdogs and trade partners conferences and WOWWW talk about a FUBAR situation UGHHHHH.

I would say it would be best that you attend a note conference to learn the basics and meet some fund managers and peers in the business.

The Phoenix TRA Group bombed from inadequate support and inadequate leadership.

Once you've done that, you confer with an attorney experienced in real estate syndication, and retain him.

Others feel they need to hire a guru while others feel they need to pay for a seminar, meeting, meetup, conference, etc.