I havent been to any meets before so not sure what would work best in terms of number of attendees, cost\budget for the place etc

The attendees keep going back so just networking with the other attendees is worth the seminar as most of them own hundreds of properties.

The jargon and presentations went far over most attendees heads.

One of the attendees, who is also a client, is consistently sharp (Well, actually, most of the attendees were; the average bear does not take time & money to attend such an event.) and asks good questions. 

Bigger Pockets speaks for itself, and I certainly feel that Black Diamond has a group of attendees who think our content is excellent.

The seminar instructors advise attendees that they can place a property in contract or an option to purchase, at which time the attendee can then market and re-sell the property for a profi t.

At a community meeting for seniors an attendee brought up our letter and asked the law enforcement representative if this was some sort of scam to take advantage of the elderly. 

The speaker who had been friendly to the other questioning attendees suddenly tensed up and became very defensive when asked questions regarding risk, statistics and etc.in regards to the quick sell process (run for the hills... it’s the data hungry engineers!).

We would split the price and I could change the 2nd attendee to whomever. 

As an attendee, I'm leaving with a sense of comraderie with all the other attendees and the comprehension of how on the ball they are and thirsting for GREAT info.As a presenter, I'm leaving with the memories of how warm and receptive the attendees were and motivated to learn.