Let's say that that is your situation described above and let's say that while you attend real estate meetups, workshops, or conferences, you have conversations with other investors who ask you about your portfolio.

Continuously educate yourself, attend workshops, and stay updated on market trends.Real estate investing can be a rewarding journey, but success requires knowledge, preparation, and action.

We meet monthly at dinner meetings, and host educational seminars and workshops like Landlord 101 and the Ugly House Tour.  

So yesterday, was day 3 of 3 of the Affluence Edu weekend seminar, 1k investment got me a weekend work shop on how to wholesale properties as well as up sell pitches for their executive mentorship package.

5:15 pm Workshop – Important Lease Provisions.

I made the mistake of letting someone rent a workshop on my property using a verbal contract and that was a big mistake.

After that big even I continued for another oh 3 months maybe I went once a month and had workshop settings.. 3 a day... 2 couple one agent max of 20 in the room.. so everyone got personal attention I would make the over all presentation then float from table to table... we had our lap tops and simply brought up MLS listings... the listing brokers in Oregon LOVED ME..

I will likely join SJREI but look forward to other connections.Lastly, anyone attending the Essentials of Multifamily & Commercial Investing workshop sponsored by SJREI on 9/10/16 in Sunnyvale?

Went to a free tax liens presentation where they sell a 3 day work shop and their software for $600.

We recently participated in a free workshop called the flipping formula but after doing some research discovered that we could find the same information and help on here and decided to go that route instead.