All Forum Posts by: Joseph Scorese

Welcome @Philip Quinn to BP!

Let's connect and there are plenty of real estate educational events through out Philadelphia to expand your knowledge and business.

Stay in touch

Regards,

Joe Scorese

Hi @

Catherine Lamb

Welcome to BP. Let's connect, very active in the Philadelphia Real Estate Market and always looking to connect with like minded investors.

Regards.

Joe Scorese

Hi @Simon Battistella,

Welcome to BP. Let's connect, very active in the Philadelphia Real Estate Market and always looking to connect with like minded investors.

Regards.

Joe Scorese

Diversified Investors Group - Philadelphia Breakfast Sub Group

Friday, October 2nd, 2015

8:00 AM to 9:30 AM

Mugshot Diner, 2424 E York Street, Philadelphia, PA

www.digonline.org

B2B Networking in Philadelphia Every Friday Morning!

NETWORK, NETWORK & MORE NETWORKING! CREATE ADDITIONAL POWER TEAM MEMBERS TO YOUR REFERRAL TEAM!

Come out and join the Diversified Investors Group - Philadelphia Breakfast Sub Group in Philadelphia. The meetings are designed to help all types of area business professionals meet other professionals to exchange information and warm leads to assist in growing their businesses.

DEAL MAKER SESSIONS PHILADELPHIA

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

6:30 PM to 8:30 PMM

1ST Wednesday of the Month

2424 Studios 2424 East York Street, Suite 238 (Conference Room), Philadelphia, PA

Constantly Networking for New Members on appointments and with business cards.

What happens at it’s a Done Deal Philadelphia?

A marketplace that meets on the first Wednesday of every month to bring together active WHOLESALERS with properties for SALE and ACTIVE CASH BUYERS

If you are a WHOLESALER with DEALS to move then this meeting is for you as your DEALS will be seen by active CASH BUYERS ready to put down a deposit.

Many deals will be presented that you will not find anywhere else as the deals presented are NOT listed on the MLS

You won't find any fluff. No speakers, guru's or businesses hawking their services for sale. JUST DEALS!

Hey @Nicholas Carelli,

How are you and welcome to BP!

Please email me when time permits. I coordinate Sub Groups for the Local REIA and would like to extend an invite to come out attend, network and get some great education.

Regards,

Joe Scorese

Hey @WillSmith,

How are you and welcome to BP!

Please email me when time permits. I coordinate Sub Groups for the Local REIA and would like to extend an invite to come out attend, network and get some great education.

Regards,

Joe Scorese

SJREIA Central -- October 15th

Members attend for FREE -- Visitors pay $15

Topic: Land Use and Development - Everything but the Architect!

Panel of Architecture, Engineering, Environmental & Land Surveying Panel

Doors open @ 6pm, presentation @ 7pm

Cost: Members attend for FREE - Visitors pay $15

Location: The Holiday Inn in Princeton NJ 100 Independence Way -- Plenty of FREE parking

2015 meeting schedule - MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Oct 15

Doors open at 6pm

6:30-6:45 - Workshops, Visit with Business Affiliates, Networking

7:00-7:15 - Announcements

7:15-9:30 - Main Speaker/Presentation

9:30-10:00 - Networking

PLEASE RSVP if you plan to attend so we know how many to expect (THANKS!)

Any questions please email Matt Faircloth - [email protected]

REAL ESTATE 102 EDUCATION SERIES - REMINDER

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Cama Plan  512 E Township Line Rd, Blue Bell, PA

The Benefits of Federal Historic Tax Credits One way old, expensive, yet interesting buildings are saved from demolition and preserved is through the Federal Historic Tax Credits program. We will discuss the Significance: Federal Historic Tax Credit program is one of the indispensable foundations of historic preservation. Since 1976, the program has leveraged nearly $100 billion in private investment to preserve 38,000 historic buildings nationwide. Every year in Philadelphia alone, an average of over $224 million in private investment and nearly 1,000 jobs are created by rehabilitation projects dependent on the federal tax credit program, whose costs are significantly less than the tax revenue it generates. The program is widely considered to be the largest and most successful community revitalization program in the country. Where the Threat is: With our nation’s fiscal crisis demanding a reassessment of current tax policy, the historic tax credit is certain to come under the scrutiny of lawmakers in the coming months. Some members of Congress have already proposed its complete elimination, despite the fact that the program generates far more income than it expends. The shortsightedness of eliminating these credits will only be prevented by a strong show of support among community leaders, developers, preservationists and elected officials. What are the Recommendations: Historic tax credits should be strengthened, not abandoned. In an effort to reaffirm and expand the effectiveness of historic tax credits.

Hi Parth Shah.

I would suggest attending the Real Estate Educational Sub Groups I coordinate here in Philadelphia for Diversified Investors Group. Please email me directly and I will send you a link to sign up for future meetings.

Regards,

Joe Scorese