I don't ever want to sit through a 1-2 year legal process but starting the lawsuit would cloud title and at least make it painful to the party in breach of contract.

As the host, I get to know everyone who attends and determine what topics we speak about at each meeting.

She has hosted some great clients.  

Hey everyone, I've always been under the impression that investors try to purchase properties for 70% of ARV (Example: $60k purchase, $10k repairs, $100k ARV).. but today I was listening to a podcast and the host said not to get too hung up on the ARV value because in his market (Phoenix) many cash buyers will settle for 80% or even 85% of ARV due to the competitiveness.

Remember, if there are judgments/liens against her, once filed with the county they attach to the property and will cloud both the title and the entity that takes title. 

You don't want to be buying a property with a clouded title. 

Or have them act as an essential gate keeper and simply host an open house for tenants and open for the maintenance/cleaning.Food for thought! 

Yes, this is totally sarcastic.)Hosts for STR might consider putting a 'no spying' clause in their rental agreements--that might put the renter a bit more at ease. 

I host one when I'm in town called Austin Real Estate Investors on Meetup.

I have hosted the BP meeting going on two years and our meeting is all networking.