Zac hosts some great seminars in that REIA and plus its a great networking place.Being local is definitely an advantage in a market like Huntsville which is getting heated up by the hour!

We host them monthly at Tony M's Restaurant the last Thursday of the month at 6pm. 

Las Vegas has a lot of booms and busts and is headed for a struggle currently with the casino and hospitality industry.

There are a few things I would do to drum up investor clients looking to purchase an investment property:Network: I would reach out to my personal and professional network to see if they know of any investors looking to purchase an investment property.Marketing: I would create a marketing campaign to target potential investors, including online ads, direct mail, and social media promotion.Host events: I would host informational events or seminars to educate potential investors on the benefits of investing in real estate and how to purchase an investment property.Online presence: I would make sure to have a professional website, and an active social media presence, to showcase my expertise, my properties and my team.Be a resource: I would be a resource for investors by providing them with information on the local real estate market, including property listings, market trends, and financing options.

In the STR space after hosting 600-700 groups over the last 5 years - have definitely have had my share of moments where have lost my sleep , just need to safeguard the investments before expanding any further

@Jay Hinrichs I was hosting one for several years in Henderson.  

I just posted an event my networking group is hosting next Tuesday evening in the BP meetup section. 

@Christopher Vargas South up on Las Vegas Blvd has a lot of new development with many amenities near by: bus lines, shuttles, grocery stores, newer local casino with bowling, movies, restaurants.

Hi Brandon I am an investor/wholesaler/trainer and I host a local BP meeting once a month is Orlando.

(I don't advise this for a whole host of reasons.)