Hello everyone, I’m based in Atlanta, Ga and was wondering if there are any casual yet consistent real estate meetups, clubs, or groups where people connect in person—not just to talk deals, but to build community, bounce ideas, and grow together. 

Also, I don't think you can use a PO Box in Alabama for your LLC, but you can use a different mailbox service like "GoingPostal" or "UPS Store". 

I also look for lawsuits and see what happened in them.

The area has undergone a major transformation in the past decade and continues to be one of the most strategically positioned neighborhoods for growth and investment.Here are some quick facts:📈 Price appreciation (2015–2025): Approx. +45%, driven by infrastructure upgrades, demand for walkable urban areas, and massive developments like Miami Worldcenter.🏢 Average price per square foot: $600–$850 (pre-construction towers trending higher)💸 1-bed condo prices: From $450,000 to $750,000, depending on building, view, and amenities🧾 Rental rates: 1-bedroom units renting between $3,200–$4,000/month; 2-bed units between $4,500–$6,500/month🚆 Brightline connectivity has boosted regional access (Orlando–Miami in under 3.5 hours)🏗️ Ongoing projects: The Crosby, 600 Miami, JEM Residences, and more, with investor-friendly payment plans and flexible rental policies💼 Strong demand for short-term rentals (Airbnb-allowed buildings) due to events, tourism, and business travelersWhy Downtown?

Not knowing any of these and assuming you have a 760+ credit score, and it is a SFH then the rates Im seeing in Hawaii and WA (the states Im licensed in), for a SFH are around 6.375% (6.41% APR) for a 75% LTV and 6.5% (6.55% APR) for 80% LTV. 

I'm an investor-focused Realtor in Memphis, and my clients employ the BRRRR strategy constantly.

I am a dutch investor and willing to invest in Ohio.

Currently own no real estate, but through the sale of some stock in a business I will have about $400k to invest in the near future that I want to maximize.

I specialize in helping new investors close on their first investment property.

Dont have much savings best way to get into RE without much cash I can do almost Any Repair in a house and really Hardworking Ambitious guy.