The next time was at a conference, and I just sort of ended up in the hallway with about 4 or 5 people and one of them was the keynote speaker, and about 10 minutes he was like your Russell Brazil from BP. 

I went to multiple conferences a year where I would always sit in the front row and make sure all my questions were asked and answered.

I noticed your up in Bangor, I'll be up there next weekend for a conference haha

Thankfully, I pressed on them and they magically appeared to pull an open date out of thing air, so they moved it to June 28th...much better.

There is no short term solution, unless you can get some press or wanna spend.

Do some networking, go to conferences, and meet the people that are in the position you'd like to one day be in.All of these deals, at their core, are real estate development projects that simply use historic tax credits as a means of financing to make it viable or juice the returns.

Needless to say a tenant would be hard pressed to initiate legal action if you have documentation of meter readings.

I would like to build an office complex in the front with several units, one conference room to share and one reception desk.

I'm just wondering what associations similarly situated investors are involved with or have found helpful, and if there are well-known conferences that are valuable for us to look into attending.Thanks.Jess Miller

Get to some Apartment investor meetings or the best is to go to Multifamily conferences make LOTS of friends and tell them what you are doing.