if would be one thing if it was their life savings many times they teach them how to up their Credit card limits .. so the attendees actually borrow 20k at CC rates and knowing that they will pay the CC of with their first flip..

. :))BTW,                                GO  CARDS!!!!

I treat my 3 tenants with highest respect and even sent them $100 gift cards to their favorite store this Christmas but I have no need to advertise for more tenants.

They try to get your credit card and financial info on the pretax of finding you funding without having to pull a credit report that might cause a ding on your rating, and supposedly with the opportunity for free deal coaching.

I made business cards for this event that say I'm an Investor/Entrepreneur (I'm about six months from being a published author and 12-18 months from being a speaker), but I feel like I don't have much to offer most of the people there.  

My card expired before the BP autorenewal, and I've been lazy.

You need to know your debt service coverage ratio as well.DSCR= Net operating income/total debt serviceMost want to be at 1.20 or betterHave a Personal Financial statement ready (you can find them online)Rent Roll with the start and end date of each lease2 year history of expenses 2 years tax returns (personal and business)ID, SS card, and corporate docs (if applicable)Gather copies of all leasespurchase agreement40 days is usually enough time for a multifamily deal.

@Andres AguirreMost BRRRR deals are purchased and Rehabbed using Cash, Hard/ Private Money Lenders, HELOC, or Credit Cards.  

We're approximately $10k in CC debt right now, currently racking up cards a little faster than we're paying them off. 

I used to download address's from ReboGateway and send out yellow letters and post-cards.