Lots of great points during that session but as Neal said, be honest and transparent and you'll have no problem attracting investors@Taylor L. great question and thank you for the accountability check.

Also some of the area REIAs often have good sessions about things like this.  

https://cireia.club/  Check out their website and see what they have to offer.They have monthly meetings and other sessions/Meet-ups. 

Something odd like that, since you don't pay PMI they sort of own it too until you re-fi, or request that be taken off, like PMI.I just had ANOTHER counseling session with them this morning.

I have applied for the license but of course I am having to wait til the next session in Baton Rouge to meet in August to have my app approved.

That went to a training session on how to do sub two.. they had no real capital. but were gifted in research and closing deals.Well they did about 30 of them.. with the strategy to build CASH flow on the delta.they took title sub too then sold the houses to owner occ on land contracts which they recorded. 

@Jonathan Finucane Annexation became a toxic subject along with Cityhood this sessions and there were no annexation bills introduced or passed.

I suppose such legislation might have escaped my attention in the last legislative session but I doubt it.

Between that, being a church musician, cantor and lector, giving business presentations on the job, giving break-out sessions, seminars and workshops at international symposia and talking to others about my other affiliations, I have some 50 years experience with public speaking.

This legislative session they were asked to sponsor legislation to allow for an out of court binding dispute resolution process that would empower home owners in enforcing HOA laws with an affordable, expeditious, and accessible venue to resolve disputes (a process recommended in a State HOA Study); end the abusive, excessive, and illegal HOA Transfer fee on home sales that costs home owners millions of dollars each year; to limit the excessive collection of fees and lawyer assessments on HOA debt; and most recently provide financial relief to small HOAs in the property manager licensing program.