@Jeff Greenberg holds a monthly casual networking hangout for investors in Santa Monica on the 2nd Saturday of every month and a pretty good majority of the investors there are doing out-of-state stuff, so it might be a good place to go to learn more of what they are doing and be able to ask questions and such.

Bigger Pockets is a great place for networking and getting deals done.

I’ve been wholesaling for about 6 months now, and I’m just looking for ways to increase my network and take my real estate journey to the next level.

Not my cup of tea, but Boston has a lot of great things going for it that in the long run I think you could make it work.If by multi-family though you mean a 5+ building that you're presumably going to look for in the Midwest or South...it's in its own bubble as a disturbingly large number of people who made bank in the last 10 years of the up market are shifting their focus to a larger scale asset and are purchasing these distressed properties which is driving cap rates down because people need a place just to park their cash. 

These days I checked several threats in this nice Bigger Pockets forum and found several people have already asked about investments in Costa Rica.I know how real estate investing is done in the U.S. and I also know, that you can't use the same approaches and strategies 1:1 for Costa Rica (some strategies just don't work here).In Costa Rica I am specialized in high-yield investment deals (8%+) in the San José area and also in high-end luxury properties with great ocean views and good rental income potential in luxury tourism.One of my projects right now is providing a larger investor client/partner of mine with 8%+ yield p.a. real estate investment deals (in the 200k asking price area per unit) in great neighborhoods in growth zones in and around San José.

Sad to see it removed, but rules are rules....I'd like to see it continued/re-examined, but this time simply in light of generosity in general not tied to any other type of organization.I believe that people who are generous have a way about them that tends to draw others toward them, which is helpful in business where net working and establishing relationships built on trust is important. 

The duplex is located in a town of about 7k people but is about 35 minutes out from a larger city of 300k.

Get deals done right and network with seasoned investors only on Bigger Pockets.

With 10% down you could probably find a larger home on a larger lot for $800k ($80k down) and plan on spending another $100k in renovations and furnishing. 

So we installed a window unit in the bedroom so when the weather is not that hot, we shut off the central air, and use our bedroom for eating and sleeping.BTW, I'm told 220 volts is more efficient, which is why for larger units, they're mainly 220 volts.