This Month's TOPIC is Real Estate Basics / Acquisitions 101

This is the perfect starting point for entering the world of real estate investing. This event will walk you through the essential steps of buying properties, from understanding market trends to negotiating deals.

You'll learn how to identify great investment opportunities, evaluate property values, and navigate the buying process with confidence. Whether you're just starting out or want to solidify your foundational knowledge, this event offers a simple, clear guide to help you make smart and profitable real estate acquisitions. Don't miss this chance to kickstart your real estate journey!What to expect at the New Investors Subgroup?

The New Investors Subgroup is a crucial event to attend if you are new to Real Estate Investing. This subgroup is led by Lionel Finley. Lionel is an experienced coach and mentor for real estate investing. He is also a licensed GC, entrepreneur, realtor, and local real estate investor. Lionel will take our members through topics required to provide a strong foundation to grow a successful business. It is designed as a road map for investing in Real Estate, so you will be confident in starting your journey.

The session topics continue to rotate, so regardless of when you start, you will eventually attend all sessions.

We’ve created the opportunity to learn – It’s up to you, to implement!

New Investor Session Topics In Order (repeating every 3 months)

• Real Estate Basics / Acquisitions 101
• Raising Capital / Building Business Credit
• Rehabbing - Learn A Repeatable Fix & Flip System

The meeting will be hosted online at Zoom.com The meeting link will be emailed to you upon pre-registration - RETAIN THIS EMAIL! Please note, download Zoom on your device of choice, register for your free account and test your device for audio/camera/microphone capabilities.

VERY IMPORTANT!! Just like checking in at our in-person meetings, to enable us to check you in for the meeting your Zoom name must match your NCREIA account name - we need both first and last name to identify you.