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This is a monthly meetup held the last Tuesday of every month. Hosted by @Joe Fairless with some help organizing from yours truly!

Presentation - Joe will interview Alex Holt, a local Cincinnati business owner and real estate investor, on his real estate experience. Alex did one of his first deals ever (a fix & flip) with an experienced commercial investor who brought money to the deal while Alex brought the hard work. Alex has also been creative on other deals, using business services in exchange for a down payment. We'll hear how he was able to accomplish all of this, and have actionable advice for our own businesses.

After the presentation, we share our progress since last month, or if you're new, introduce yourself. After that we network for the remaining time.

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@Chase Finn I don't recommend doing anything unless that GI bill is significant. You'll need money set aside for when not if things happen and something needs fixed/replace. But Idk how much money the GI Bill gives you so maybe you're fine. Just something to think about.

As far as financing, you'll have to shop around. I'd try smaller banks and credit unions first.

Pro: save money (probably)

Con: lose time (probably)

Congrats on the first BRRRR!

Welcome @Robert M Parsons!

Welcome to BP @Kevin Korejko

@Brett Aguiar Try to keep it business with the tenants, rather than make friends.

Welcome @Sean Gleason

@Chance Brookins I'd get put on a weekly drip and practice evaluating deals.

@Zackarias Aitchison 

The Book On Negotiating Real Estate by @J Scott and others