The BBI Real Estate Investing Meet Up

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The BBI Real Estate Investing Meet Up

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Where:2801 Plano Pkwy The Colony, Texas 75056

Cost:Free

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Will Coleman
Lender · Knoxville, TN · Member since 2015 · 55 posts · 48 votes

Howdy all, 

Thanks to everyone who came to last month's meet up. We are hoping to keep the trend going and continue to grow our network. This month will again be at Barrel & Bones Craft Bar and Smokehouse in the Colony featuring Texas Drafts and Liquors for 4$. This event is for everyone involved in any facet of the real estate world. The goal is pure networking and to connect you with local brokers, wholesalers, investors, realtors, contractors, and anyone who can help you with your business.  Please RSVP!

If you have any questions feel free give me a call at 469 - 371 - 2202 

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  • Will Coleman
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    Lender · Knoxville, TN · Member since 2015 · 55 posts · 48 votes
    8y

    Confirmed attendees:

    Cameron Choate: Co-Host of the BBI Podcast - Residential realtor who has sold approx. $11 million worth of real estate in the last 3 years. Cameron focuses mostly on investors in the DFW area with a specialty in North Dallas and the Allen/Sherman area.

    Don Mcgrath: Real estate investor veteran flipping 100+ houses over the course of his career. Currently focuses on his Brokerage Love Joy Homes and buying long term rental properties.

    Waylon Themer: Commercial lender at City Bank of Texas which focuses on lending on various real estate ventures such has townhouse construction, multifamily units, retail centers, and single family properties. 

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