I have always appreciated meetups that have not only the fundamentals but keep investors in the loop on what is going on and how investments might be affected.Maybe have a special guest or other investors to speak or share experiences, ideas et. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I'm Benjamin Carter, and I'm reaching out to tap into the wealth of knowledge and experience within this community regarding a property conundrum my family is facing.

Differentiation of services, skill level, experience level, etc. should be differentiated in cost.  

She still left a one star review and airbnb refuses to remove it because it was her "experience" at my property even though I dont have a single other rating out of 30 thats below a 5.Anyways does anyone have recommendations for better alternatives?

It has been a great experience no matter what happens!

Any advice or experiences you could share would be incredibly valuable.Here is what likely returns are for investors:$500k profit: LP returns 53% in 9 months. $1M profit: LP returns 102% in 9 months.Thank you for your input!

However, if you don't have much experience with purchasing real estate, or are unfamiliar with your local area, then it may be beneficial for you to work with an agent regardless of where you are sourcing your deals from.Your agent should be providing value beyond whatever amount they are charging you, and if they're not it may be time to find someone new to join your team!

Does anyone have experience with these kind of things?

That said, we have seen the following work:An attorney prepares a land trust (intervivos revocable trust) for the subject property and after the deed into trust is recorded, the trustee (the seller) will quit their trustee position, and the beneficiaries (usually the seller) name a new trustee (the buyer) and transfer their beneficial interest to the buyer.By using the trust, one legally avoids the due-on-sale clause. 

(which probably will bump me to 28% IRS rate)Any experience, or guidance appreciated.