This is a workshop on Sunday before the conference officially kicks off and is called Real Estate Deal Maker: How to find deals in today's market.

It isn't that hard to find.Just call Lifestyles and talk to themOr go to one of the free workshops. https://lifestylesunlimited.co...

You should also seek out in-person workshops or seminars.

You would be bleeding money each month on a property that is leveraged 100% of the value.So, while you can do it...maybe just think about how the math in this scenario works.  

I just went to the 2 hour FB workshop but I went in with the decision already to get into Real Estate investing.

., deal sourcing, sweat equity, administrative help).Quickly learn the basics: analyzing deals, understanding contracts, funding options, and market indicators.Take one targeted training or workshop focused on your primary strategy.Consistency in these areas will position you effectively to secure your first deal.

Networking with local investors, real estate agents, and property managers can provide insights and potential opportunities.Attend Meetups: Participate in local real estate meetups or workshops to connect with others in the industry and gain valuable firsthand knowledge.4.

I'm completely lost at why people would spend money on class and workshop, when they can actually use that money and go find deals a bit outside of the expensive city we're in. $8,000 could got you started on a deal, or do a mailing list of some kind.

Your neighbors own their lots as shares in an LLC which purchased the land, and operate under a Private Membership Agreement to insure they are a good fit and willing to play their part and contribute to the well being of the community.My vision is in this vein, with the addition of workshops and retreats (yoga, wellness, ptsd recovery etc) which the community would host.

Now granted the cost to get the butts in the seats for the in person events was about 50% of revenue.. by the time you advertise do the first freebie event then then the 3 day work shop..