Just got back from the IMN Non Performing Loan conference at Dana Point.

This one will be a bit different since there is a conference going on this weekend which is drawing a ton of folks from out of town.

Besides the BiggerPockets conference (which is fantastic, and I wish they would announce where and when soon), what other similar type conferences do you recommend for 2022

Looking for reputable transactional funding and hard money resources for deals in north NJ, central NJ, and eastern PA.  

I am finding some in eastern D.C. and towards Baltimore but nothing around the northwest.

(Gross rent divided by purchase price).If you're doing that well on a new construction build, you will be in great shape.Many places in the north east (think Boston, NY, lots of eastern MA, etc.) can't touch the 1% rule, and here you are beating it by quite a bit on a new build. 

For a collection fee of 25% of the amount sued for under this Lease, payable to the Agent for, but not limited to, the Agent’s cost for processing all civil papers, research, ease investigation, conferences with counsel, collection expenses, etc.You said "Fourth off: Here is a lease agreement that actually allows for landlord to collect *all* fees related to breach. http://sacs.bridgewater.edu/files/common/Sample%20..."

I happened to lose my W2 job in March and found a role as Disposition Manager at a big local flipping company- so what I've found is that even with only 2 years of really studying and immersing myself into real estate investing strategies, conferences, books, Tony Robbins stuff.... there's a HUGE difference in my level of knowledge and PROFESSIONALISM compared to younger folks I meet. 

Short term might not recover as fast (Which also depend on location, Suburban might be doing better than Urban setting where reservation is heavily depending on local events/conferences.)

Most folks are paying rent and even if you go back to DeBlasio/Cuomo press conferences, neither is proposing relief in early Feb.