My experience has been that municipalities just tell you to stop... and havent heard personally of anyone ever being made an example unless they were a really bad host and let too many parties or other neighborhood degrading activities happen.Please feel free to reach out via my cell if you have any further questions, and good luck!

After listening to Brandon/Josh/Dave (and finally reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well as a host of other books mentioned on the site/podcast), I realized that I want to set my family up for up a life of passive (is real estate ever truly passive?)

There are a variety of meet ups throughout the city, and there are wholesalers that host a lot as well that are specifically geared towards wholesaling.

Jonathan and I actually host an investors meet up together and about 50% of my clients are either investors or house hackers.

I just started a meetup for Snohomish Coutny/North Seattle.Here are the details of the meetup.I can help hosting it, pay the meetup dues, ......., but I need your help organizing it like picking up the place and stuff like that.I will appreciate any help!

I just started a meetup for North Seattle/Snohomish CountyBelow are the details.I set it up for now for the first Friday of each month.Assuming we will not go back to Phase 2, I hope we will be able to meet in person.I can help hosting that, but I will need your help organizing that.

I host a bi-weekly Zoom meeting for new/beginning investors who are between 15 and 25.

The video is hosted by Jeff Watson, a real estate attorney in Ohio and two state regulators from the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Real Estate.  

Also, Tyler and I are hosting an Indy Investors Meet Up in the evening on February 16th in Fountain Square.

Looking To host our first airbnb in Cleveland OH.