Zac hosts some great seminars in that REIA and plus its a great networking place.Being local is definitely an advantage in a market like Huntsville which is getting heated up by the hour!

We host them monthly at Tony M's Restaurant the last Thursday of the month at 6pm. 

I've been spending the past months learning about Airbnb Arbitrage, Co-hosting, buying rentals, etc. and in my position starting off co-hosting or arbitrage seems to be the safest path to start, but I am still a bit overwhelmed and lost on how to start since on my own.

There are a few things I would do to drum up investor clients looking to purchase an investment property:Network: I would reach out to my personal and professional network to see if they know of any investors looking to purchase an investment property.Marketing: I would create a marketing campaign to target potential investors, including online ads, direct mail, and social media promotion.Host events: I would host informational events or seminars to educate potential investors on the benefits of investing in real estate and how to purchase an investment property.Online presence: I would make sure to have a professional website, and an active social media presence, to showcase my expertise, my properties and my team.Be a resource: I would be a resource for investors by providing them with information on the local real estate market, including property listings, market trends, and financing options.

In the STR space after hosting 600-700 groups over the last 5 years - have definitely have had my share of moments where have lost my sleep , just need to safeguard the investments before expanding any further

@Jay Hinrichs I was hosting one for several years in Henderson.  

I just posted an event my networking group is hosting next Tuesday evening in the BP meetup section. 

Hi Brandon I am an investor/wholesaler/trainer and I host a local BP meeting once a month is Orlando.

(I don't advise this for a whole host of reasons.)

I use to host a Cash flow club, and built a great group of new and experienced investors.