As a start I'm thinking mixed use self contained communities with more multis built.

I wouldn't say that any session contained some "new ground breaking strategy".

Sponges and dish soap can be put in a small metal or black wood container to give it substance or removed for photos. 

There are a few self-contained guides that you can access here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guidesAlerts can be really helpful too: http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

Should be able to get over 450 RV's and have some Shipping container storage units also. 

Try to contain some of the emotion.

This city and its hotels are set up for such events more so than anywhere.I think the event should consist of 2 days (Thursday-Friday) or Friday-Saturday)It should contain experienced speakers in their respective fileds with NO upsells to products or programs.A panel of experts where the entire session is Q&ASeveral speakers educating on both starting out and advanced strategies.Wants and Needs time (Ask for a deal or have a deal)BP site questions and announcements - Speaker Josh DorkinVendors (limited to servcie providers such as title companies, escow, attorneys, CPA's, inspectors, perhaps reps from Lowes/HD and other suppliers for rehab investors, property managers, etc.Venors charged would pay for banquent room, any food supplied by BP, any material costs incurred by BP, etc.Perhaps some fundraisers by BP Members to help support a few who could otherwise not afford to go.

The mortgage / deed of trust will almost always contain provisions that allow the lender to take actions to secure the property and preserve value should the property be determined to be vacant.

. - Rehabilitation of the 120,000 square-foot Pavilion/Casino gaming facility, and - Construction of a new mixed-use development that contains approximately - 2,995 dwelling units, - 620,000 square feet (sf) of retail space, - 75,000 sf of office/commercial space, - 300-room hotel, - 10,000 sf of community serving uses, and - 25-acre park system with passive and active recreational opportunities.http://www.cityofinglewood.org/depts/economic_n_co...

IF your lease does NOT contain such remedy and you try to stick them with more rent, my guess is it wouldn't hold up in court if they didn't pay and you tried to sue them for it (Disclosure: I am NOT an Attorney so you should consult with one regarding this opinion.)To me it sounds like a Summer Vacation Stay, and so be it...I assume your Lease at least covers that the Individual stated in the Lease is responsible for ALL actions by their Guests and as such if something goes wrong, then you have legal recourse to act.Bottom line is, use your Lease Agreement to determine the limitations and remedies and if it doesn't contain both, then consult your attorney before having a stressful conversation with your tenant and draw up a new lease for the renewal so this doesn't occur again to you.Real Estate Investing is a People Business...