If they ask for an address for the company, give them your Registered Agent's address (which should be in the state where the company was organized/incorporated) or a local/U.S. address for the company.

There won't be a guru pitching 'bootcamps', etc but you will be networking with actual apartment owners, property managers and other apartment specific service providers.Many of these organizations have training available and some provide market data and even contact lists for their members.Good hunting-

I am a GC in NYC and can tell you that having a female in an organization at the construction level can be an asset.

But you will have to add 'member for XYZ LLC' under each signature and provide Articles of Organization showing the signer as a member.

That is actually how I've grown my rents through the years.

We do have a local property management company who we rely on and they even organize rehabs.

I was considering contacting Real Estate agents to discuss the market, and possibly try to get connected with any local REI clubs or organizations.

They have to set a long term lease situation that can be organized through various financial institutions.

The micro industry of professional home staging has grown in leaps and bounds over the last decade.

If it's more loosely organized it could be a good idea.