All Forum Posts by: Neema Fotoohi

Hey Joel,

Thanks for the great info. Looks like I'll have to find out if California (and specifically San Francisco) requires notices to be filed. And when you say "willing to put in the work" I'm wondering if someone is eager to find this information out... how would and should they put in the work?

I'm curious to know the different ways/sources you use find properties that have Notice of Default (NOD).

I had a great experience with WIA. The instructor practically spoon-fed everything and she got us involved so it wasn't just straight lecture.

Overall, the class was great and now its time for me to make some deals to make that money back! Hope this helped.

to Nick: I do play the cashflow board game and i have yet to get myself out of the rat race (only played it 3 times thus far).

to Dick: Im planning on starting with Wholesaling and then taking more classes with WIA (lease-option & foreclosure are next on the agenda). but first thing's first and that's doing wholesale excellently

wow, Missouri over Miami..... sorry to hear that. WIA is Wealth Intelligence academy, its courses run by Robert Kiyosaki & Rich dad education

Hello everybody, glad to be part of the community. Name is Neema and looking to get into real estate investing in the south florida area (broward and miami/dade counties). Just took a wholesale course with WIA and I liked it a lot. Going through the beginning phases of networking but most importantly I want to learn from those more experienced from me. Look forward to working with you

PS. something funny: my mother is a real estate agent, a pretty successful one, and she has a hard time understanding the concept of wholesale

Whats going on everybody? I'm new to the community and to real estate investing. Just recently took a WIA course on Wholesale and looking to start my path with this approach. The first thing the course taught, and I know this can apply to most businesses, is to network with buyers/investors.

I live in the south Florida area and I know there are a few options to consider networking with and one I was considering was joining a local REIA. I went to a few websites to look for local REIA's in my area and turns are there are more than just a handful..... there are lots of them. I almost feel innundated because I'm not sure which ones I should attend to or if I should just go to all of them and see which ones I like.

Just like how there was an article and post about internet social networks and how its not good to spread yourself so thin I'm thinking the same thing applies to REIA's but I could be wrong.

Any input on how I should approach my networking or getting involved in a REIA would help. Thanks

Hello hello everyone. Not sure if this is the correct thread to post this but just joined the community and wanted to extend my salutation to all.

I am a novice real estate investor in the south florida area (broward & miami/dade counties). Recently took a WIA class on wholesaling and working on building my network of buyers/investors and sellers. Not only am I looking to network but more importantly I am looking forward to learning as much as I can from all of you.

Onward to greater things!

"When going through hell, keep going"
- Winston Churchill