I know there does not seem to be a strong presence on BP for people in the New River Valley area (Pulaski, Radford, Blacksburg, Roanoke) but I would like to try and get some type of networking event going (either in person or in an online group). 

Who you vote for has consequences.Unfortunately, a lot of people are voting for politicians that want to take away private property rights and determine what you can do with your property, how you do it, when you do it, how much you can charge for it, etc.Thanks to the large percentage of illegal short-term rentals, and the poorly run ones, you can expect more and more crackdowns in the coming years.

This entails building personal/working relationships with people successful in the field.

We have usually have between 80 and 100 people at our monthly meetings which typically fature an industry speaker, legal updates and networking - we have not had MTR as a specific topic yet and maybe we should!

It's always a bit of a red flag to me when there's no mention of the people behind the company on the website.If you're looking to invest in Detroit I'm happy to help.

I think it depends on the department and could lead to liability issues, but I've seen it done.Oh yeah, this will get people in serious trouble :-) .....dodging the 'living space conversion' by calling it 'storage space'.

So I've talked to some people about building a wholesale business and they say network with real estate agents and investors.

I know of a couple of people in the classes/school/course.

I'm just curious what people are getting for rent in certain areas around Denver for these types of properties. 

I believe this tiny country ‘town’ has fewer than 10,000 people , per last I checked.