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✈ Elevate your understanding of the commercial real estate (CRE) landscape by participating in this upcoming Lunch & Learn!

Hosted by CRE expert Mikhail Pritsker, CCIM, this event is designed for real estate investors wanting to sharpen their understanding of underwriting commercial real estate.

What You Will Learn:

💲 Financial Forecasting Techniques: Discuss advanced methods for predicting future market trends, investment returns, and financial performance of CRE assets.

🔎 Competitive Market Analysis: Gain insights into conducting thorough market analysis, understanding competitive positioning, and leveraging this knowledge for strategic planning and decision-making.

💡 Strategic Insights: Learn how to apply these forecasts and analyses to develop robust investment strategies, mitigate risks, and identify emerging opportunities in the CRE market.

❓ Be ready to ask questions to enhance your understanding of the underwriting process!

Register Here

Be sure to register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1417065516603/WN_Fr...

We're excited to invite you to an exclusive Lunch & Learn Webinar: "Understanding Your K-1 with Live Q&A". This highly requested session, co-hosted by CPA Brandon Hall, CEO of Hall CPA PLLC, is tailored specifically for real estate operators and investors like yourself. The event is scheduled for February 9th, and we promise it will be an invaluable addition to your financial toolkit.

Why Attend?

- Expert Insights: Brandon Hall brings over eight years of specialized experience in helping real estate investors maximize their financial strategies.

- Deep Dive into K-1 Forms: Unravel the complexities of income, deductions, credits, and other critical elements of the K-1 form.

- Practical Tips: Learn to interpret your K-1 effectively and make informed decisions about your real estate investments. Get clarity on misconceptions surrounding K-1s.

- Live Q&A Session: Have your specific questions answered directly by an expert.

About Brandon Hall:

A seasoned real estate investor and entrepreneur, Brandon understands the nuances of the real estate industry from the inside out. He's the founder of Hall CPA, a boutique firm dedicated to the real estate sector, and has assisted over 1,000 clients. His passion for educating investors is evident through initiatives like the Tax Foundation Strategy Course, the Tax Smart REI Podcast, and the Tax and Legal Summit.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain critical insights from a leading expert in the field. Enhance your understanding of K-1s and make more informed decisions for your financial future.

We look forward to seeing you there!

In the pursuit of investor success, we firmly believe that continuous education and personal development are paramount. As we all set New Year resolutions, 'personal growth' invariably makes the list. To help you stay committed to your financial goals and resolutions, we are thrilled to introduce our monthly webinar Lunch & Learn series. These sessions are designed to provide you with valuable insights on a range of topics and open opportunities for discussion.

Hosted by Mike Zlotnik, this engaging session will explore how the recession might be a valuable ally for your financial strategies.

Highlights:

- Gain insights into the potential advantages of a recession
- Discover how the Tempo can help you navigate economic challenges
- Participate in a live Q&A session with our experts

Why Should I Attend?

- Unlock opportunities: Explore the benefits of economic downturns
- Plan strategically: Learn how our funds align with your financial goals
- Connect and engage: Interact with our host and team during the live Q&A

Knowledge is power, and we are dedicated to equipping you with the tools and information you need to thrive in your investment journey.

Diversify as much as you can with your passive investments and only go with highly vetted people that you understand and know very well. If you aren't currently working you should consider using your Roth IRA. I would find passive syndications/funds (that are in places you know very well) to invest into with any retirement accounts (pre-tax) and do back-door conversions to the Roth to start earning everything tax-free for the rest of your life. There are a lot of options out there, but be careful as these are high-risk investments - some are safer than others. It is important to know the risks and it is great that you have some CRE underwriting knowledge.

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,

I'm reaching out with fantastic news 🌟- My company is on the lookout for a creative and motivated individual to join us as a Marketing Assistant. If you're someone with a passion for marketing and an interest in the dynamic world of commercial real estate, this might just be the perfect opportunity for you.

We're looking for someone who shares our enthusiasm to join us on this exciting journey.

What We're Looking For:

- A go-getter with a love for learning, marketing, helping people, and an eye for detail.

- A team player ready to dive into a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

How to Get in Touch:

If this opportunity sparks your interest, don't hesitate to reach out to me directly! Shoot me a message and let's start a conversation about how your skills could be the perfect fit for our team.

Looking forward to connecting with passionate individuals who are ready to make an impact! 🚀

Hey Sargis! That is amazing that your interest started so early in life! It made me wonder what you are doing to fill your time now. Are you still in school, are you working? If so what subjects are you studying and/or what is your job? I started going to college around your age and got a job in a real estate law firm. It gave me light years of investment and real estate knowledge. I think working on your mindset as an investor is also very helpful to start as soon as possible. Tony Robbins is great for motivation and then find podcasts with all kinds of advice. I work with investors every day for my job now, this is what I wanted to do since I left the law firm and it has been great. I have the ability to talk to or "shadow" investors for more than a day. Real estate isn't a get-rich-quick option, it is a long game, and your perspective of what "rich" is changes. You have your whole life ahead of you so value your time as a young person and start building relationships that will take you where you want to be. It looks like you are off to a great start!

Have you considered an open-ended real estate fund that offers predictable and stable income with a diversified portfolio of investments? This allows you to compound your investment distributions by reinvesting and allows you to redeem if you find something better.

I started working on my mindset around age 17/18 and started working as a real estate paralegal by age 19. I bought my first house at 20 years old and got my real estate license. I have since graduated to the passive commercial real estate investing side about 7 years ago. Overall, it has been over 15 years now and I still find it exciting every step of the way.

If you consider the foundation of all investments it leads back to real estate. Precious metals, oil & gas, and really any commodity or service all need some form of real estate infrastructure.