Can anyone give me information relating to when there will be a meet-up or an event as I would like to attend and get to know the investing community a little better?

It is theoretically possible that a super majority of unit owners could purposefully force a large portion of owners into assessment default, decrease the market for their condo when they wants to sell and have no flexibility in the event that they can no longer afford to live in the association (think 2008).  

I guess what I am trying to say is....hypothetically, in the event that I chose to back out of the agreement as a buyer, is there a certain template that I would use to formally notify the Seller? 

I should confess that i didn't like that house, but i had to buy it to settle.I have even spent 25k on it for rehab, but still didn't like the building nor the neighborhood.Fast forward, i have broken up with my gf and haven't used the house for years, or event visited it.last summer, i thought of selling it, and i was surprised that i could easily sell it at 127k with 27k net profit.Why Am I sharing this now?

Paraphrasing RealPage's Chief Real Estate Economist from our event the other night, "that's like dropping a metro inside a metro."

I currently have very little knowledge but I am in the process of attending a fortune builders event to kind of give myself a foundation.

Tom . . . as you are from Kansas City, I would seek out all the real estate events happening in March and go to network.  

Hello BP goers, I’m gathering up the courage to purchase my first investment.I’m currently looking at an old nursing home property and considering converting it into an event venue with attached rooms which would be included in a package deal.It’s a 70+ bed (likely 2 beds/rm) 2 story zoned b-1 (general business).

and if you can not, I was wondering what the best order of events would be after you find a good deal in order to ensure you have a shot to put in a quick offer?

head to some REIA events or meetups.