You can get information about it by looking up the Facebook Group 'Wholesaling Houses in CT" which is the group sponsoring the event I am speaking at.

Lastly, check out the events page to see if there are any meet ups in your area.  

She also helps us out at our Black Diamond REI events, so you can meet her there as an added bonus.

@Adrien S.We spoke a while back, never got your follow up about the networking events you put together.

Failure to do so will make your legal standing personal in the event of a lawsuit..

As an individual occurrence I would probably have the tenant document the event on paper in their own words, have them sign and date it, then replace the item.  

I don't have much experience in the syndication sphere, but if I were to compare to my guess on the makeup of the average REIA meetup:75% have never done a deal, even if they've been attending the meetups for years25% have done one or two deals5% have done more than 2 dealsSo just doing a few deals puts you at the top end of things, and there are generally just a few at each meetup who thoroughly know what they are doing.I'd imagine the multifamily sphere is much the same, since this breakdown seems to hold true in most industries (even outside of real estate).

As such, it should be reported to the police, and if possible, reported during the actual disturbance.We would ask you to keep a written log of the date and time of this type of occurrence for our records in the event of court action.We will send all tenants a written reminder of noise restrictions as per the lease.

There are some good meetups locally that you can attend to once you move.

Hi,I am looking to organize a Real Estate meetup event in the Northern Virginia Area.