Once you click ‘Join’ and add yourself to the group, you will receive emails and updates as properties become available. Those who act fast, reap the rewards!

Here are a few of what April and May events brought to our investors:

Need a house to buy? Need a house to sell?

Whether you are looking for a property to Flip or a property to keep & rent, you will find plenty of both!

Bring your leads, bring your flyers, bring your partners/investors, bring your Realtors, bring your earnest money checks. Those who take action will be there to scoop up the best deals first. Do you have what it takes to play with the big dogs? Or will you watch from the sidelines?

My friends,

Last year thousands of people reported that the biggest problems investors had were:

1) Where to find the money to do the deals

2) Where to Find the GREAT deals

I am here to help you!
Here is what you can expect at this Wholesaling Extravaganza:

~Anyone who has money and looking to partner for deals will be there

~Investors who have deals who are looking for money partners

~Hard money lenders and private partners looking to lend their money to you for your deals

~Millionaire and multi-millionaires looking for the next person to invest with (You!)

~Wholesalers looking to flip their deals to you

~Bird Dogs looking to bring you deals

~Realtors looking to represent you and seek deals for you

~Mortgage Brokers & Mortgage Bankers

~REO Realtors

~Developers looking to unload their unsold inventory.

~Investors and entrepreneurs looking to unload their inventory

~Internet marketers looking to partner up with you to find deals through the interest

What’s Different from this event?

This is NOT a pitch fest

Get some tips on how to create partnerships, marketing & networking

Need more info?
Go to: http://www.meetup.com/Networkers-in-Real-Estate/

Can you believe this Diamond in the rough has FIVE bedrooms and TWO full bathrooms? It looks so small and cute from the outside, you’d never guess by just passing by…

For example, I found a property that has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a 1 car garage with 1666 sqft in the Pikes Peak Park area of Colorado Springs. Because of the neighborhood, a seasoned investor would know that the house will only afford 120k – 130k tops no matter what time of year.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind other people making money with Real Estate, there are plenty of houses out there. My beef with this deal is that the Realtor playing Investor paid 10k too much for the house, spent a minimum of 20k to fix the place up, and is now asking 10k too much for the property. It’s listed at 139k when they should know that they will only get 130k TOPS! I almost feel bad for the person (ALMOST), but it burns my butt that the Realtor works with the listing company and they so happen to outbid all the other investors AND will only end up breaking even AT BEST!

Realtors: Do your job and be a Realtor.
Investors: Do your job and be an Investor.
Don’t mix and match, it just messes up the comps and makes us mad.

A good friend of mine, Michael Jake, secured this property under contract and wasn’t sure what he wanted to do. Buy it for 73k, put 20k into it and then retail it for 125k…? Not a bad deal. A mutual friend of ours, Shane Bruckner, had a buyer for the property that qualified for 90k. The buyer really wanted the house before Christmas, but could not buy it in its current condition.

Michael calls me up and asks if I wanted to buy the property from him, fix it up to meet the buyers’ lenders conditions and then sell to the end buyer for 90k. It sounds good, but it’s getting a little skinny now.

I called up a couple of my contractors to see what they could do for me. I told them the situation and I got one to work with me. We put less than 5k into the property, took a week to fix’er up, and the rest is history!

Normally I wouldn’t do something this skinny, but that’s the joy of being a full time investor. I was able to do this deal, give someone a nice Christmas present, and keep my contractor working during the hardest time of year. Even though I didn’t make a lot of money on this deal, I was happy to just to pay it forward!

Cost of Aquisition: 78k
Cost of work: 5k
Sales Price: 90k
The smile on everyone’s faces who participated in the deal: PRICELESS!

The were alot of familiar faces and we all had a wonderful time, the networking itself was worth the trip. If you did not make it, please make sure to go to the event next year!