Yea South Saint Paul is definitely a more tight knit community that I don’t see changing too rapidly.

I'm no expert on investing in the L.A. area but 800k for a sfh with 100k cash as an investment property doesn't sound promising...not for a very long time.My 2 cents:  It sounds like you have a close knit family that wishes to remain together. 

The Binghamton investment community is a pretty tight-knit one, and it's super supportive.

I would like a small, motivated and focused group to get involved with personally.West Coast,I agree, smaller groups allows for a tighter knit community, one that people can feel comfortable sharing their ideas or experiences, and it also allows for the group to stay better focused in my opinion.

I feel that a good MM  is generally smaller closed knit group of peers, often in different businesses who share their failures and successes. 

We're a well knit community and I'm sure any question you can think of regarding REI, someone here has the answer.

We have a very tight-knit family, I'm very close with my parents, we all trust each other - this is important.

I got the feeling from what I heard about BP from the podcast that it was quite a community and a very close knit one, I guess I was not wrong! 

I have ran into an issue that I could use some help understanding.The property I'm planning on purchasing is in my hometown, a very small and relatively close-knit community.

Notes is a small tight knit industry and making connections is huge.If you want to get educated in notes and scale quickly you will need to pay for your education.