I love National Convention!

I can mark the increases in our income to ideas I learned at Convention each year.

I LOVE seeing the friends we’ve made over the years.

I LOVE meeting Q&A folks who I’ve “talked with online”.

I LOVE being inspired by stories and ideas by the speakers, yes...but the REAL impact comes from the stories and grit from the attendees - the folks we sit by, eat next to, stand in line with...THAT’s impossible to get anywhere else.

I’m a seminar junkie, attending a few each year (x40 years!) and Jeffrey’s is the BEST! The people, the set up...class and vslue all the way! I guess that’s why I hate to go to bed - I don’t want each day to end.

It’s the difference between WATCHING the Superbowl on tv or BEING in the stadium when your team wins. Nothing beats BEING THERE.

I was so broke I used to sleep in my car and eat apples, crackers, and peanut butter just so I could get around Millionaires and hope something would rub off.

I know several multi-millionaires who will be attending but they are just average folk who got educated and got busy. YOU can too! Meet the people around you at Convention and be amazed!

Whatever it takes, get your bod in a seat! Call in sick (cough cough!), pile 6 people in the car to share gas and motel (our record in 9! In a scrimpy motel room!) drive thru the night, prop your eyelids open with toothpicks...WHATEVER IT TAKES tomreachnyour DREAM.

A multi-gazillionaire taught me When the DREAM is big enough the facts don’t count! You’ll overcome the “facts”.

Convention can move you to the next level, whether beginner or old pro.

See you in St Louie!

Brad, you are so inspirational, but so right!

Days off have been scheduled for a month. Hotel booked the 1st day it was announced. Coffee...well, that hasn't been brewed yet, but it'll be strong! Looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones.

Hard to believe our first Convention was 2010 and DH was able to quit his W2 job in 2012 as a direct result. We thought our income level then was just FINE for retirement...

Since then we have acquired I think 14 more units for a total of 30 doors. Stick a fork in us we are finally done LOL!

This is a great event, for any on the fencers! I went to my first convention, at the last minute and slept in a rental house, which was in the middle of a remodel and didn't have running water or electric!

I do get all of my leases signed by January, so it's not like I'm chained, but I really do like to get into the properties the day after they are moved out (May 26th) to walk through for security deposit, and see what work needs to be done by May 31, before move in on June 1. The tasks I mentioned are some of the last things I could envision contracting out to someone else.

But I really do hope to make it happen one day. If not the National Convention, then something else. I know I could learn so much. Thanks for your concern!!

Trust me Bill, I know exactly what you are saying and what "you" believe to be a landlord task that you find hard to give up or don't want to give up....

The next Landlord Anonymous meeting well be held on the ....