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Tristan Roth
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  • Kansas City, MO
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Do you think it’s okay to start a meet up with no experience?

Tristan Roth
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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I want to have some meet ups in my area to build connections with local investors, but I don’t have any experience and don’t have the funds for a deal currently. However I hate to sit around doing nothing other than listening to podcasts and reading while saving. I looked for local meets and didn’t find much, so I figured to start my own, but it feels weird to start a meet up when I have no experience or money ready. I think I’ll still try it because you never know what could happen, that being said what’s the best way to find a few local investors or even agents to invite? I just want to take some action and do something productive to starting my investing journey, thanks guys!

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Chase Lowry
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Chase Lowry
  • Cleveland
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Yes, do it! Nobody cares if you've done 0 deals or 100, they just want to talk REI. Chances are some more experienced investors in your hood will hop in and bring even more value. All upside, 0 downside.

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