Last night Robyn, Reed, and I went to the Phoenix Real Estate Club meeting. It was ok, but not as informative as the Baltimore club that Robyn and I used to attend. The Baltimore club was great because even though the speakers were selling their investing programs, they gave great one hour seminars. Here I thought too many members were allowed to commandeer the microphone and spew whatever half-baked real estate theories came into their brain. If you're reading my blog, you already get plenty of that for free! We stuck around for a little bit of the networking but left when they broke into investment role playing. If I wanted to role play, I'd bust out the Monopoly board.
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Do Not Pass Go
Last night Robyn, Reed, and I went to the Phoenix Real Estate Club meeting. It was ok, but not as informative as the Baltimore club that Robyn and I used to attend. The Baltimore club was great because even though the speakers were selling their investing programs, they gave great one hour seminars. Here I thought too many members were allowed to commandeer the microphone and spew whatever half-baked real estate theories came into their brain. If you're reading my blog, you already get plenty of that for free! We stuck around for a little bit of the networking but left when they broke into investment role playing. If I wanted to role play, I'd bust out the Monopoly board.
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