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New and experienced real estate investors, join us for our monthly meetup to network with like minded individuals looking to invest in real estate! 😃🏡

Come join Steven and I for a casual meet-up at Calicraft Brewing Co in Walnut Creek, CA and let's learn from each other 🤝🏼⁠ 🌁⁠

Please RSVP at the link below so we can get a head count for tables. See you there :)

https://docs.google.com/forms/...

Wednesday, May 17th | 5:30pm-6:30pm

Calicraft Brewing | Outdoor Patio Tables

📍2700 Mitchell Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

@Eva G. Likely in the same location - Calicraft in Walnut Creek!

Hi @Dustin Peters and @Fabian Boente

Just saw this! We won't be holding this month's meetup due to time/personal conflicts with the hosts.

Please keep an eye out for next month's meetup. We plan to resume it on the same location 3rd Wednesday of May. Let me know if you have other q's

Irish

This is open to anyone who wants to connect with others in real estate. Not limited to investors only :)

New and experienced real estate investors, join us every 3rd Wednesday of the month to network with like minded individuals looking to invest in real estate! 😃🏡

We had a great turnout last month and Steven and I are excited to host this month's meetup!

This is going to be a casual meet-up at Calicraft Brewing Co in Walnut Creek, CA 🤝🏼⁠ 🌁⁠

Please RSVP HERE so we can get a head count for tables. We'll try to be indoors, but bundle up just in case!

See you there :)

Wednesday, March 15th | 6-8pm

Calicraft Brewing 

2700 Mitchell Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

New and experienced real estate investors, join us for our monthly meetup to network with like minded individuals looking to invest in real estate! 😃🏡

Come join us for a casual meet-up at Calicraft Brewing Co in Walnut Creek, CA and let's learn from each other  🤝🏼⁠ 🌁⁠

Steven and I are excited to host the first of our monthly meetup to help everyone grow their network!

Please RSVP at the link below so we can get a head count for tables. See you there :)

https://docs.google.com/forms/...

Wednesday, February 15th | 6-8pm

Calicraft Brewing | Outdoor Patio Tables 

2700 Mitchell Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

Hey Dinesh!

Congrats on getting your feet wet into real estate! 

I grew up in South San Jose, moved to Modesto area earlier this year and have a rental in Fresno, so I'm really familiar with Lathrop and Clovis :)

Personally looking into Fresno county for my house hack next year. Feel free to connect and I can provide more insight!

Hi David!

I invest in AL and Central Valley, CA. I'm also a realtor in California and can share some insights with the local market!

Hey Vandan,

Congrats on getting your feet wet with real estate investing! Which strategy are you leaning more towards (i.e. cash flow or appreciation)? 

When I was starting out, I too was trying to figure out if I wanted to go out of state or purchase in bay area and ended up purchasing out of state because for me, lower capital invested meant lower risk. One thing I didn't consider at the time, was the velocity of my money and how quick I can move that capital around from one investment to the next.

Hi Vivan

Congrats on getting your feet wet and jumping into real estate! I too, had $50k in savings when I was looking to invest in real estate.

2 options I considered: 1) buy a LT out of state rental, or 2) buy a househack in the Bay Area. I ended up buying out of state simply because most of the investors I knew were also buying out of state and it seemed like the safer investment.

One thing I didn't consider (that I wish I had) was the velocity of my money and how much rents are increasing in the bay every year (both good and bad!). Had I purchased in the Bay at the time I bought my OOS rental last year, there would have been much greater appreciation that I could have leveraged and used to buy more rentals. Also, I still had my accounting job and was a strong W-2 earner, but wasn't flexible with location preferences which is why I didn't end up househacking - I wanted to stay in South Bay and it was way out of my budget

Hope this helps!