Hey @Peter Banyan - check out this:Why YOU Should Organize a Local BiggerPockets Real Estate Meetup8 Tips for Having a Local BP MeetupHope that helps!

One thing Brandon Turner said that I really liked, was you have to find what works organically. meaning what works best for you, in your market.Dive in and see what works.. keep us posted.Danny

The new law will dramatically ease the regulatory burden for these investment offerings, make it much easier to find investors and raise investment capital, and lower the risk for organizers, sponsors and brokers.

Those odors are known as Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds (MVOC's) and they are generated by an actively growing mold - digesting it's food.

Most of the houses we will be targeting are going to be affordable housing through my moms non profit so that is definitely a must.

Thanks again for getting all this organized Alex and Kathy.

Only private, and then I look to pay those off either organically or another way at maturity.Now - if a bust is defined by rent rates tanking then we are all screwed.

If you think the Montelongo organization didn't do what you paid them to do, or otherwise misled you, then you need to demand a return of the money you spent.

My goal is to build a relationship that can hopefully organically grow into a partnership.

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