https://www.cfreia.com/Events....Check this out.

When a significant disaster occurs, people and jobs move to locations where they can make money today.

Buy it to complete your exchange and use it for investment long enough to satisfy intent and then convert it into your new primary.The conversion either way is perfectly fine and is not a taxable event. 

None the less, I did not have to use any clauses to back out if I didn't find my buyer, I had the means and intention to close in the event I did not wholesale it and my buyer received a property at a fair price with plenty of meat left for them.

After the certification process is complete, your professional should provide you with a certification package that includes all of the necessary documentation in the event of an IRS audit.

If anyone has any groups they suggest or even events that I can attend on a weekly basis I am all ears. 

.- The recent hurricanes, storms, bad events has really REALLY highlighted the liability risks all facilities taking in folks for $$$ have when rare (rare??) 

@Neil Anthony, if you want to learn the MF space, I think investing as an LP in 2-3 syndication deals is an excellent start, especially if you are investing out of state and, assuming you have a full-time job.That is how I started.You can learn how sponsors evaluate and offer deals, listen to other investors ask questions of the sponsors, and, IMO, you can attend in-person events where you can meet other investors and sponsors and ask all the questions you want as well as hear investment stories of all kinds.Once you get through some time immersing yourself in the MF investment world, you will have a better idea of whether you want to be an active or passive investor.  

They’re here on BP on the events tab and called “Pints & Properties”.

People are more likely to talk to you if they know a little about you.If you have an event you want to promote, you can post in "Real Estate Happenings".