SF Bay Area Real Estate Investor Meetup

[Arlen Chou]

The past 18 months have been a difficult time for real estate investors, new and old. Not having the benefit of meeting people face to face to discuss deals or learn about strategies has definitely put many newer investors in jeopardy. Coupled with the fact that the market and the political climate of the SF Bay Area have drastically shifted, getting together and sharing knowledge is more important than ever.  

In an effort to get people back in contact and dialog started again, we are putting together a group of speakers and panelists to get people thinking about how the markets have changed and what may or may not work in the future. This will NOT be a high production wiz-bang event, more of a large working group of people who want/need information to get ready for the changing market. Don't expect free food or high production graphics. More importantly, don't expect booths of people pitching their services. There is NO corporate sponsor. Think of it as a large-scale meetup. This will be an opportunity to make contacts and hear people with real experience discuss what they have seen over the past 18 months and what they might see coming in the future.

Topics to be covered:

1. Overview of the past 18 months and forward projections: Michael Zuber author of One Rental at a Time
2. Traditional and hard money lending: Chris Mason and Sean Pan
3. Out of state investing: Sean Pan and Sharon Tseung
4. Furnished rentals: Al Williamson
5. Flipping: Jeff Pollack and Diana George, Moderated by Hayden Hsu
6. Syndication: Anthony Addessi and Sam Grooms, Moderated by J Martin
7. Development: Jay Hinrichs

All speakers are donating their time and knowledge in an effort to help the real estate community. All NET proceeds will be donated to Habitat for Humanity.

I hope to see you all in July,

-Arlen

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[Austin Largusa]

Hey yall I just hosted a meetup last month in San Jose and we had 60 people come out. Some who are on that list above. It was a free event, and it was great for networking. Let me know if you want to jump in to the next one. It will be in the East Bay. And then we're planning another in San Francisco