Would love to network and connect with other land developers and builders in Florida.

NETWORK!!!

Michael, something I want to add to your spot-on comments; I see a lot of inexperienced STR buyers, buying a property to be a STR either on their own (FSBO or through the listing agent), or through a buyer agent that has little to no experience with STR's and who doesn't have a a great STR network, strategy, has no ability to analyze a property's STR potential, doesn't know how to assess and recommend remodel or what it will cost or how long it will take and what's required by city/county, etc.

As a real estate agent, have you met the requirements for real estate professional status?

. ;)While I appreciate the need for diversity and networking across groups, I think you are assuming that because women want to associate and network with one another in a mastermind group, that we wouldn't ever network outside the group.

So I focused on 2 things - building a network and a team of professionals to help me (property managers, agents, lenders, mortgage brokers, insurance guys, etc.); and training/teaching them to basically do most of the work for me.The biggest challenge of owning this many units, especially all over the country is management.

I recommend getting professional photos of your property.

I'm actually in Boise and our team is pretty well networked in this area.

Most people don't get a job out of college since they didn't do the networking or job applying during their last two years of college, but I did. 

I look forward to meeting everyone and networking so we can grow and be of assistance to each other.