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AZREIA *New Investors* April Meetup: How to Find & Fund the Deal
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- 04/02/19 06:00PM - 07:30PM America/Phoenix
- Upstairs: Open Door on left, 1745 E River Rd #245 Tucson, Arizona 85718
- $20
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Spring continues to fly by us as we begin to gear up for the next round of subgroup meetups! And having already spent two evenings this year unpacking the WHAT and WHERE of your real estate investing, we only now can turn our focus to the HOW of actually getting into the field and finding a deal.
This month's meetup lecture topics will be: "How to Find Leads in your Target Market" & "How to Fund the Deal"
We'll spend the first 20-30 minutes summarizing a few ideas and concepts for the new investor to keep in mind when brainstorming your prospecting and marketing efforts. After a short networking break of financial "never have I ever," Mark Ross from Good Steward Lending will be joining us to talk about both traditional and creative means of funding real estate transactions. Looking forward to sharing it with you!
Pre-Register here: registration link through AZREIA
As we always do, we will be getting together on the first Tuesday of the month to talk real estate and learn from one another. The meeting officially runs from 6:00-7:30pm, but folks are encouraged to come earlier or stay later for networking and to share recent success stories.
Tucson AZREIA New Investor Subgroup's vision is to get new investors into action: saving capital, learning the market and doing deals. To support you along the way meetings will include presentations on topics relating to the new investor, highly collaborative breakout sessions where you solve problems as a team, games and activities to instruct or facilitate conversation about RE and money, and a platform to crowd-source input from your peers about deals you're doing or problems you encounter on your journey into REI.
Please do note these meetings are not instructional: we are not presenting a step-by-step model on how to invest in real estate and we will not actively direct you on the path we (whoever "we" are) deem the best path for you. This is a chance to learn, talk with and get to know other investors around town.
- Patrick Allen