Around 7 PM a featured speaker will discuss over 30 websites that can help you in your real estate business.There’s typically a good mix of attendees - usually one or more attorneys, a number of agents, many experienced investors, landlords, flippers, rehabbers, contractors, lenders, etc.

I think we will stick with the time and day right now, until we get feedback from attendees that says they would prefer otherwise.

I know some prior attendees have really been wondering about it.

The location where a group meets does not define the area where the attendees invest. 

Steve Snyder One is at UnUrban Cafe in santa monica on 2nd sat of the month, most attendees are from bp.

Would love to know if anyone in the BP family that is also in the KW family will be in New Orleans this February? Would love to meetup and discuss deals of all sorts!

Find properties - get a good Realtor that understands your needs, attend local REI meetings and let attendees know what you are looking forRead, listen, & learn - weekly! 

I would be leery of anyone who offers a free workshop designed to convert attendees to the next level, a fee-based multi-day event.

The event will be providing the attendees with information about my project.

(As most lenders will, except hard money lenders who only look at the property/deal but they will want to see non-trivial money down and their rates will probably be prohibitively high for your situation right now.)I gave a presentation a few years back to our local REIA, RIREIG, on the basics of mortgages, and the "you need to have this" list I gave the attendees, as far as applying for regular mortgage financing, was the following:3 most recent pay stubs (at least a month’s worth); may need to start saving these or get from payroll dept.2 years of complete Federal tax returns (all pages); your accountant may be able to send these to you as PDFs2 years of W-2 tax forms; if you don’t have, accountant or payroll dept. may have or be able to send to you2 months of bank statements (all pages); you’ll be asked to explain every non-payroll deposit to your account (if someone gives you a gift to help with down payment, you’ll need a “gift letter” saying it’s not a loan)You’ll end up having to list in detail all your income, expenses (especially monthly ones), assets and liabilities (see Uniform Residential Loan Application: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide_form/1003r...)Apart from that, I do recommend attending one or more local REIA groups as you will probably find many people who will be able to to explain all of this better in person.