The Coffee by Design on Diamond street used to have a room that they let people do meetings in.

I take my mentors out for coffee, lunch; it's a small price to pay for not only advice but potential opportunities in the future.  

He spent his days at Phil's coffee shop answering inquiries. 

We’d also love the opportunity to take some local investors out to coffee/lunch and talk real estate.Thanks!

@Mark CermakYou may have already read in some of my other posts on this thread, but if the investment model you want to pursue is short-term rentals, what about Arvada or Littleton, both just on the outskirts of Denver, both with charming little downtowns with coffee shops and bars and restaurants and both with light rail running through them.

And instead has a hotel style mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker.

I would like to meet up for a coffee to get to know the investors in the area and make contacts that will hopefully last for a very long time:)Thank you in advance!

I'd be cautious about excluding pets if you're concerned about vacancy.C) While much better tenants (very little wear and tear on your property, good for rent, pass background checks), there is a need for many STR amenities (security conscious with parking spaces and the home, have nice bed/sheets/cooking supplies/coffee maker, high speed internet a plus - having great TV wasn't a deal breaker for those we surveyed)D) Mixed input on the proximity. 

Coffee shops?

Happy to get coffee and chat real estate!