There are a ton of conferences and groups out there, but I don't know if they are worth it and what is snake oil.If you have raised startup capital, I want to know...1.

I don't think it's possible, even for a non-profit reia, to balance to zero every month, nor do I think they should try.I do think it is possible . . . we can debate that in another thread some time.After putting on our conference in March, I believe that a club can absolutely be run without the selling component and think that there is no reason that a club that has the best interest of their members in mind, should be in bed with the gurus.

I had already gone to a than Merrill weekend conference which really sold me on real estate investing just not with his group.

I recently obtained a favorable terms sheet from them for a client and after having a conference all with their rep, could not answer the questions, the term sheet figures did not add up, had many grammar erros, and the rep hang up the phone and never call back or contacted me again.

Covid has no doubt had a major impact on Airbnb properties in major metros that relied on sports, conferences, etc. to drive occupancy.  

We also have a ready market for short-term stays: students who attend the university during the summer for shorter courses, conference attendees, sports camps, etc.

Late that afternoon the mayor held a press conference and revealed to the public what had happened and that repairs would take several days.

I attended a Keyspire 3 day conference for just under $400 CDN which was okay as it introduced me to some strategies used for property investing.

To drive this point home, next time you’re at a real estate conference with 200+ people (zoom or otherwise) ask the question “who here owns an average home” then poll those that raise their hands and see what their appreciation/ depreciation, asset value, income, cashflow, LTV and so forth are.

very nice group, I have been following the videos conferences.