@Marcus JosephAttend REIA meetings and any other real estate conferences or seminars.

They are the single largest demographic who stay with us, but the majority of our stays come from a random assortment of inbetween homes/in town for education purposes/outpatient procedures/visiting grandbabies/conferences/a bunch of other reasons. 

Thank you Michael, with so many posts coming from the eastern U.S. 

For example: could a home in the north-eastern corner of the Las Vegas addition pull comps from the north-western corner of Gatewood (assuming the homes are identical in terms of interior/rehab quality)?  

If you are not able to do so, then a video conference would be the 2nd best option.

The way I see it, there are at least 4 of us here in Japan and perhaps we could benefit from forming a mutually supportive group since to my knowledge there is no REIA around for us to join.I don't know if the messages disappeared before you could see I will be in Tokyo in a couple of weeks for a conference and perhaps we can meet then.Thanks again for the lead,Pyrrha

Check out his website: http://professionalinvestorsguild.comAlso has a meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/Eastern-Shore-Real-Estate-I...Look forward to meeting you!

He gave a presentation at the Best Ever Real Estate conference that was here in Denver a few months ago.

Person B has another 1031 from a property he just sold to Person C.Along with NCE, there is a "Society of Exchange Counselors" (SEC) that is invitation only, and there are only a certain number of people can be in the grouphttp://www.secobserver.com/There are many individual equity exchanging groups throughout the US.Here is a video about their Quarterly Conferences held in Las Vegas:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

@Nagesh PulipatiI don't know much about Newmark but I recently attended a multi-family conference in the area and they were one of the speakers on a broker's panel, which indicates they are also a player in the area.