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Creative Finance in 2026: Risk, Ethics, Liquidity & Liability
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- 03/04/26 11:00AM - 01:00PM America/New_York
- Three Fishermen Seafood Restaurant, 13021 N Cleveland Ave North Fort Myers, Florida 33903
- $25
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- When: 3/4/2026
Creative Finance in 2026: Risk, Ethics, Liquidity & Liability
This mastermind will be led by Christian Fautz, JD
Christian has been working with homeowners, first time home buyers and investors for the past 20+ years as both a real estate investor and attorney. This longevity and confidence comes from his education from George Washington University and St. John's Law School, many loyal clients within the community and their recommendations to others that result in repeat referral business. Christian has a great investment mind and uses creative strategies, when needed, to get the deal done - whether you are buying, selling or investing! He is a hard worker and will not stop until his clients are satisfied. His favorite part about real estate is negotiations and contracts using his skills he honed in law school
The doors will open at 11:00 AM, allowing you to enjoy your meal and engage in valuable conversations. Use this opportunity to build connections, exchange ideas, and establish professional relationships. The formal meeting starts at noon.
When creative finance works, it looks brilliant.
When it breaks, it ends up in court.
Recent investigative reporting by WJXT highlighted dozens of foreclosure filings and multiple lawsuits tied to subject-to transactions involving BG Ventures Investment Real Estate (also known as BG Investment Group).
According to public court records referenced in the report, properties transferred via subject-to structures allegedly ended up in foreclosure after missed payments — leaving original homeowners exposed because the mortgage remained in their name.
This isn’t theory.
It’s happening in Florida right now.Location: Three Fishermen Seafood Restaurant
Address: 13021 N Cleveland Ave, North Fort Myers, FL 33903Click here for membership information
Free for SWFL REIA members
Non-Members are $25.00