I nearly had a drinking problem.In fact I remember 1929 Ports for about $1 a 6oz glass & French Champagne ran about $3.50 a bottle plus our dining room meals were basically free.

Cheapest meal of the day and investors love 'free'.

We are new and very eager to learn if someone would like to share their knowledge we would love to buy you a meal : )If anyone has advice that they could offer here, that would also be helpful 

We are new and very eager to learn if someone would like to share their knowledge we would love to buy you a meal : )If anyone has advice that they could offer here, that would also be helpful 

For me I use to spend a lot of money on meal prepping not because I paid for a service but because I didn’t want to eat the same thing lol anyway I started having the same meals weeks at a time.

The thought of losing that free meal ticket voucher is a great bargaining chip which comes in handy 

In the beginning you have nothing to offer than buying the meal but it is how you start to build your rolodex and develop relationships.

Note: If you go to the same meeting each month, you can do detail tracking for a month, and can use same detail to estimate expense for rest of the year.( If nothing changed)2) Meals when traveling away from home - 50% is deductible unless the meal is provided to the general public (like Open houses) than it is 100% deductible.3) Expenses for Meeting with investor4) Expenses For Meeting with realtor5)Going to investors meetings.

*I am just starting to put money away as I cleared all of my debts in the last half year.Debt-$0Salary-$75K gross, which is $52.5K NET + an annual bonus of a few thousand with excellent benefits-health insurance premium, phone bill, gas/grocery discounts, and 40% of my meals are covered.Monthly/annual Expenses-Very few expenses right now...Groceries are minimal, gas/car insurance only 7 months of the year, and I live a very simple life.

*I am just starting to put money away as I cleared all of my debts in the last half year.Debt-$0Salary-$75K gross, which is $52.5K NET + an annual bonus of a few thousand with excellent benefits-health insurance premium, phone bill, gas/grocery discounts, and 40% of my meals are covered.Monthly/annual Expenses-Very few expenses right now...Groceries are minimal, gas/car insurance only 7 months of the year, and I live a very simple life.