To get it off the ground you need1) a person to be in charge of what the meeting will be about2) a person or persons to promote it3)  A set date and meeting time4) and promote the meetingPost it here on BP - someone has to be a paid memberPost it on Meetup -  costs about 85 for 1/2 a yearcreate a group on Facebook and create the eventAnd have the entire management team email out the info about the event to everyone they have in their database interested in real estate.Pick something and have a first meeting to iron out details.

I'm not sure I can tell you in this forum because I would get flagged for self promotion.  

Evaluate what's common in comp properties and figure out what others may not be including . . . then add some of the little things and promote it when advertising and you'll certainly stand out.

Like before, a PRO or PRO Basic account is required to post in this area.Now, ads or solicitations of any kind will go in the The Real Estate Marketplace.This Includes ads:- Promoting your business- Promoting a deal or opportunity- Promoting your financing or loans- Promoting your buyer's list- Promoting your website- Promoting your event- Promoting a product or serviceIt also includes solicitations and requests:- Seeking financing- Seeking partners- Seeking mentors- Seeking referrals- Seeking dealsTo reiterate, these kinds of requests have always needed to go in one of the various PRO areas.

From what I can tell, it looks like he put in for a promotion and was approved, which resulted in a new unit.

Every social media platform promotes video, they reward you for using it because their users are spending more time on it.

BP will block me if I promote it here in the comments or message you about it haha They are really strict. 

Me, my wife and daughter are moving to Oregon, looking for a home in the Portland suburbs for a job promotion.

I strongly value giving back to the community, promoting diversity and mentorship.Thank you for reading my first post and if you have any comments, questions or advice, feel free to post.

I've been working on buying a rental property for the past year (during college) and now that I have graduated and gotten a promotion at work I finally got into contract.