I am also a licensed RE agent and a member of my local board so I have MLS access.I have grown terribly risk averse though and may need some encouragement.

I kind of like the first pic in this next link as the theme (for the non-BP users):http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2009/jan/13/whats-in-your-pocketHere's how some people have answered that, but I think BP could have some different answer:http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/247931-EDC-What-s-in-Your-Pocket(s)http://www.relativelydigital.com/2010/11/keys-phone-wallet-whats-in-your-pocket/http://www.thesimpledollar.com/whats-in-your-wallet-how-i-organize-the-finances-in-my-pocket/http://www.artofmanliness.com/2009/04/26/wr-case-sons-whats-in-your-pocket-pocket-knife-giveaway/http://www.google.com/#q=%22what's+in+your+wallet%22

For those interested in starting your own unofficial BiggerPockets Meetup - Check out these resources: Unofficial List of Local BiggerPockets Meetups Why YOU Should Organize a Local BiggerPockets Real Estate Meetup 8 Tips for Having a Local BP Meetup On With The Photos!

I am very determined to get involved in RE and I figured now is the time to make an account and start getting to know some people.I am currently just starting graduate school at CSU in organic chemistry, but I am not sure if I am going to continue or not.

Here's the issue that organizers have to think about no matter the field:Who do we want to speak?

I noticed that there's a meet up in Atlanta later this month organized by a BP member.

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.