You're a bit off on gender, but I don't see what that has to do with the price of tea in China.

It's worth going if you've never been to one before, but like I said, leave the credit cards at home.Enjoy the pumped up, enthusiastic atmosphere they'll provide, but instead of signing up for a coaching program try a different mission: Collect business cards or contact information for at least 5 people close to you (where it would be convenient for both of you to get together every 2-4 weeks), who are either at your level or one notch above.Then after the event, make it your mission to have coffee/tea/whatever with each of those people, either individually or as a group.

If he’s not the tea and crumpets Type then Maybe a few lotto tickets a bottle of mad dog and a pack of Newport’s would entice him to pay his rent also

Lower yield assets might not be your cup of tea, but the yield of the asset has nothing to do with the strategy. 

But heck you are good looking.. they will probably invite you in for tea!

Close to intown I see crazy prices that are not sustainable, lot's of old houses falling apart with lipstick on them and over valued, high property taxes, aging county and city water and sewer systems (some 100 years old), etc.It's just not my cup of tea but other people love it.

Again negligible in my mind and $0 awarded to either tea… house.12.

If I could buy you coffee/tea sometime please let me know.  

But if the Bay Area and the way that place is ran isn't your cup of tea, you're not really getting away from it much in this area.

I'd love to meetup for coffee or tea sometime and chat real estate, I'm trying to network more myself as well.