Go to meetup.com and run a quick searchInvestClub for women is my favorite one (yes men can attend and are welcome) - that one meets in Glendale.

For me at first it sounded overwhelming bc I didn’t feel it was my experience ( I’m a nurse ).Once I understood fully -the numbers , saw the big picture, realized I had value in process , meeting contractors , getting bids , networking , painting , brainstorming and it made sense more than me working as as a nurse ...I am now on board ;) Understanding the process from a women’s view , and understanding our roles and value we bring !!

My wife is Russian.

And I'm letting people know so it doesn't happen to them too.Incidently, Doug Fath does business under various names: faithful investments, wealthy passion, and investing in cash flow, I tried to summon other students of his from Connected Investors, which is the source he sold in his program as "putting you in touch with other investors,." which is the equivalent of me saying, "If you join my program, I will put you in touch with 20,000 women."

Also are the women clubs for women only?

I became interested in REI after attending a Women in Wealth workshop that expounded on financial freedom from investing in real estate.

I purchased a home with renters in it, the lease was for two women and they signed an estoppel agreement stating such.

I know womens invest club also started an LA meeting which is the 2nd Tuesday this upcoming month.

I've missed the last couple because I coach collegiate women's basketball and we've had away games the last month.

I'm so impressed by the men and women on BP who are tremendously successful but take the time to share what they know, provide specific examples from their own dealings, and take a genuine interest in everyone's questions - with no thought to, "what can I get out of this".