Matt and I own an investing club calendar in our area, we ran investing club subgroups, I've run conferences with the local experts speaking, I've spoken to investing clubs.

Matt,The banks and trustees need to know that you have the means to do what you want to do.what I mean by that, is if you have proof of funds, and time is short,i call the bank and trustee and fax that, with my tentative offer or plan,and if needed i conference in the homeowner on those calls.the bank's last desire is to get the property back, and I've stopped the sale at minutes before the end of the day just before the sale...get a letter for proof of funds, and know you have a deal,and stay aggressive...these lenders are so overwhelmed with 'investors' that don't appearor sound believable, that sometimes their only change of demeanor will come by showing them the money...stay focused, and don't quit...

I remember some moons ago I went to Jeff Kaller's one day teaser seminar at the hotel conference room (sponsored by local REIA).

Ron, there are so many hundreds of investors in eastern Massachusetts, that to my knowledge, there are not just a few dominant players.

I wanted to report back about my experience at this conference.1 - My session went very well.

The court stated that there was a real conveyance even if no money changed hands because the Gebhardts obtained benefits conferred by a Virginia LLC, including limited liability and estate planning benefits.

Just as informal and awesome as the conference, meet up over dinner or happy hour and just talk about whats going on in CO and go from there.

The facilitator also works with everyone to set a date and time for a quarterly conference call.

That's gonna cost ya :) You can, however, save money by negotiating a below market value option price and superior lease terms.BTW, how's eastern NC?

We will make an announcement this week on our conference sessions page as to how to lock in your spot.