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Ollie Gray IV
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Seminars worth the money? CT REIA

Ollie Gray IV
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Waterbury, CT
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I recently joined the CT REIA and I've decided id like to go to one or two seminars in the upcoming months. I think it's usually 100$ for Saturday and Sunday 830-600pm. I know knowledge can be attained as well as networking. But have any of you attended weekend seminars like this?

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Karin Crompton
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Karin Crompton
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Welcome, @Ollie Gray IV !

I've been a member of CTREIA for a few years. I'd say the experience/benefits of the seminars varies, depending on the speakers. And of course that's personal preference. Also be prepared for a succession of hard sells over the two days. Leave your wallet in the car. Seriously. If nothing else, you'll give yourself a few more minutes to think it over as you walk to your car to get your $$.

I think it also depends on your experience. When I was totally new and still learning vocab and concepts, I picked up some good nuggets. Now I tend to skip those 2-day "seminars" and spend more time on Bigger Pockets for education, though the monthly CTREIA meetings are a good place to network (and are just a couple of hours).

Best of luck!

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