All Forum Posts by: Nicole Pettis

@Brice Lorenz

Hello! Welcome to BP! As @Arthur Banks mentioned we do have a meetup once a month on the last Saturday of the month. You can find us on Meetup.com under Brew City Real Estate Investment. We cover all kinds of subjects and its great networking opportunity. Hope to see you there!

@Andrew Cordle

Well, I run the unofficial "BP" Milwaukee Meetup(started it in Sept of 13). Depending on the subject matter we get an average of 20-30 people in attendance. Also I just partnered with the local REIA on an event and they average around 100 per meeting. So between the two groups I know we can get a strong attendance.

Please let me know and I will speak with Milwaukee REIA and see if we can get something going here. I look forward to working with you!

Thank you!

P.S. Great job putting this together. 

@Andrew Cordle I'm sure we would love it here in milwaukee! I'm definitely interested in doing something like that here. So let me know what I would need to do. Thank you!

great job @Micki M. it looks amazing! Way to see the diamond through the rough! 

Keep up the great work @Wendell De Guzman! You're a great inspiration!

Hoping to see all of my milwaukee peeps at this event tomorrow night! I think it will be great one. Lets represent BP in a huge way! Its free and its a great time to network and make those important connections!

@Dawn Anastasi@Ramon Jenkins@Dave Carpenter@Carlton B.@Kyle Mack@Alex Anderson@James Gefke@Early C.@Troy Owen

And many more! 

Hi Everyone!

Milwaukee REIA is sponsoring a community event Tuesday night and we are invited! I will be doing a brief introduction about our group and its mission. Below is more information about the event. Hope to see everyone there!

Join us on March 10th from 6:00-9:00pm at the Brookfield Suites 1200 S. Moorland Rd. for a special Real Estate Investors Networking Opportunity! Join 120+ local real estate investors, from the novice to the well seasoned, and from the top refered contractors to the most respected lenders.

We are opening our event to the public so you can see for yourself what a great networking, educational and resourceful this is!

For your FREE Admission Pass ($30 Value) go to: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/milwaukee-real-estate-investors-association-networking-meeting-tickets-15893672402?aff=MeetUp

Check in begins at 6:00pm

• 6:00-6:30pmGenius Bar Special SKYPE session with National Speaker Andy Heller on REOs and Lease Options
• 6:30-6:50pm Wants & Needs (Members have the opportunity to share their services, properties, and wins)
• 6:50-7:10pm Local Refferal Phone Dump for Plumbers and Electricians
• 7:10-7:30pm Special Presentations from Local Partners
• 7:30-8:30pm Speed Networking
• 8:30-9:00pm Small Group Break Out Sessions/ Networking

Remember --REGISTER for your FREE Admission Pass ($30 Value) at: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/milwaukee-real-estate-investors-association-networking-meeting-tickets-15893672402?aff=MeetUp

Questions, please contact me at admin@milwaukeereia.com or 414-949-7342.

See you on Tuesday the 10th!

@Alex Santini 

I would get in touch with a top notch real estate agent who can give you a list of SOLD comps(houses that are similar to yours ) within a mile of your house for the past 4 months. Look at those and compare them to yours and that will help you get an idea of what the property is worth.

As for rent, you can go on rentometer and put in the address of your property and the rent he is paying and it will give you the average rent prices in your surrounding area. So you can gauge if the rent is where you need it to be or if you need to raise it. 

Then for eventually selling your property. I would really network with real estate agents. Find one you are comfortable with and they will help you with all of this. It is their job to know comps and understand the market.

Hope this helps!

@Brie Schmidt 

Great job! However I knew you would be killing it! Great inspiration and motivation. So happy for you!

@Erin A. 

That is so awesome! I would definitely give them back to him. I'm sure he would be very grateful.