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Jesse Houser
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Mansfield, OH
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REIA Meeting Format/Tips

Jesse Houser
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Mansfield, OH
Posted

Hi Everyone,

A friend and I are considering starting a local REIA meeting and I wanted to reach out and see what was working well and what was going poorly in your meetings. The main areas I'm trying to get input on are:

1. What format does your meeting use? (Start to finish/schedule)

2. Does this format work well for you? What do you wish was different?

3. What is one thing you feel your meeting absolutely has to have to be successful and beneficial to those attending?

4. Who attends your meeting and how do you market it? (Do you invite/have contractors, agents, banks/loan officers, etc)

5. Any other tips or thoughts you might have?

Thanks all! I appreciate your input!

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