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Our community is a vibrant hub of like-minded individuals who are passionate about Real Estate. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, you'll find valuable resources, support, and inspiration here to help you succeed. Description: A practical real estate investing community for beginners through experienced investors. We focus on simple education, local networking, and deal collaboration—so you leave with next steps, not motivation quotes.
We cover the core skills that actually move the needle: finding deals, analyzing numbers, funding projects, and managing renovations. Come to learn, meet serious operators, and build your local power team. Who this is for
Beginners who want a clear path and real-world guidance
Active investors looking for deal flow, partners, or lenders
Wholesalers, flippers, and buy/hold investors who want stronger acquisition skills
What to expect
Practical training (no fluff)
Networking with real investors (not “someday” people)
Deal breakdowns and Q&A
Optional deeper workshops and 2-day intensives for those who want to move faster
Our vibe
Respectful, action-oriented, and honest. If you want shortcuts and hype, this won’t be your group.
Real estate investors love talking about deals, cash flow, flips, rentals, BRRRR, and private money. But none of it matters if you are not fundable.
In this workshop, we are bringing in a loan broker to break down the different types of lending products available to real estate investors and answer the real question behind each one:
Are you fundable?
This is not a hype session about “easy money.” This is a practical breakdown of how lenders look at investors, what loan products may fit different strategies, and what can stop you from getting approved.
We’ll cover funding options for new and experienced investors, including products used for rentals, flips, business-purpose loans, DSCR loans, conventional financing, hard money, private money, portfolio loans, and more.
You’ll learn what lenders are looking for, what documents and qualifications matter, how credit and income impact your options, and how to think about your funding path before you waste time chasing deals you cannot finance.
If you are serious about real estate investing, you need to know where you stand before you make offers.
## What We’ll Cover: Product-by-Product
### Conventional Investor Loans
Are you fundable based on income, credit, debt-to-income ratio, reserves, and tax returns?
### DSCR Loans
Are you fundable based on the property’s income instead of your personal income?
### Hard Money Loans
Are you fundable based on the deal, your experience, down payment, and exit strategy?
### Private Money
Are you fundable based on trust, credibility, deal structure, and your ability to explain the opportunity?
### Portfolio Loans
Are you fundable as someone building long-term rental holdings?
### Business Credit / Investor Credit Products
Are you fundable as a business owner, or are you still trying to borrow like a consumer?
## Who This Event Is For
This event is for:
New investors trying to understand their lending options
Rental investors looking at DSCR or portfolio loans
Fix and flip investors who need hard money or private money
Investors who have been told “no” and want to understand why
Investors who want to get fundable before they start making offers
Anyone serious about building a real estate investing business
## Who This Is Not For
This is not for people looking for magic funding, fake credit hacks, or no-money-down fantasy talk.
If you want the truth about what lenders actually look for, this event is for you.
Private money and joint venture partnerships can help real estate investors fund deals, move faster, and combine resources.
They can also create serious problems when expectations, responsibilities, and risks are not clearly understood.
In this 60-minute educational event, we will discuss what beginner investors should know before accepting private money or entering into a joint venture.
Topics will include:
The difference between private lenders, equity investors, and JV partners
Common risks when raising money or sharing ownership
Why written agreements and clear responsibilities matter
How profit splits, losses, delays, and overruns can create conflict
Warning signs to look for before working with an investor or partner
The importance of communication, documentation, and exit planning
We will also review common beginner mistakes, including making promises that are difficult to keep, failing to discuss what happens when a deal goes wrong, and entering partnerships without doing proper due diligence.
The goal of this event is to help you better understand the questions you should ask, the risks you should consider, and the conversations you should have before moving forward.
## Your CRM Is Not Just Software. It Is the Beginning of Your REI Business Systems.
Most new real estate investors spend money on courses, lists, skip tracing, websites, business cards, coaching programs, and tools before they build the one system that actually helps them stay organized: A CRM.
That is a mistake.
Real estate investing is a follow-up business.
You need a place to track sellers, buyers, agents, lenders, contractors, private money contacts, deal conversations, appointments, next steps, and every opportunity that could turn into revenue.
If you are trying to run your investing business from your phone contacts, sticky notes, spreadsheets, text threads, or memory, you are going to miss opportunities.
This workshop will show you why your CRM should be one of the first software investments you make when building a real estate investing business.
## What We Will Cover
During this session, we will break down: Why most new investors lose leads before they ever lose money
Many investors think their problem is lack of leads. Sometimes the real problem is lack of follow-up, lack of organization, and lack of a simple system. How a CRM helps you build a real business
A CRM gives you a place to manage your seller leads, buyer list, lender relationships, contractor contacts, agent referrals, and follow-up tasks. Why follow-up is where the money is made
Most deals do not close on the first conversation. Your ability to follow up professionally can be the difference between getting ignored and getting the deal. What should be inside a basic REI CRM
We will talk through the core pieces you need, including lead capture, pipelines, tags, reminders, appointment booking, automations, and simple follow-up workflows. How to avoid overcomplicating your tech
You do not need 20 tools. You need one simple system that keeps your real estate investing business moving forward.
## Who This Event Is For
This event is for you if:
You are new to real estate investing and want to start the right way.
You have leads, contacts, or opportunities scattered all over the place.
You want to build a serious investing business instead of just chasing random deals.
You are trying to organize sellers, buyers, lenders, contractors, agents, or private money contacts.
You know you need better follow-up but do not know what system to use.
You are tired of losing track of people who could help you make money.
## Why This Matters
In real estate investing, your network matters.
Your follow-up matters.
Your ability to stay organized matters.
A CRM helps you stop acting like a hobbyist and start operating like a business owner. Memory is not a system. Sticky notes are not a business plan. Your CRM is where your investing business starts becoming organized, repeatable, and scalable.
## What You Will Walk Away With
By the end of this event, you should have a clearer understanding of:
What a CRM actually does for a real estate investor.
Why it should be one of your first software investments.
How to think about leads, contacts, and follow-up like a business owner.
What basic CRM features matter most for REI.
How better organization can help you create more conversations, more appointments, and more opportunities.
## Hosted By Elite REI Mastermind
Elite REI Mastermind helps serious beginners and newer investors build real estate investing businesses with better structure, better systems, better strategy, and stronger execution.
We focus on helping investors understand deal flow, funding, operations, business setup, follow-up, and the systems needed to move from information to action.
This is not a hype room.
It is a working room for people who are serious about becoming real estate investors.
This event is for educational purposes only. Real estate investing involves risk. Nothing presented during this event should be considered financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Results are not guaranteed. Always do your own due diligence and consult qualified professionals before making business, financial, or investment decisions.
Most investors leave money, control, and deal flow on the table by staying unlicensed. This session breaks down the real-world pros and cons
Should a real estate investor get a real estate license? Sometimes it’s a massive advantage… and sometimes it can complicate your business if you don’t know what you’re walking into.
In this training, we’ll cut through the “agents vs investors” drama and focus on one thing: what makes you more money and gives you more leverage.
You’ll learn:
When being licensed helps investors win (better access, better data, better terms, better deal flow)
How investors use a license to create extra profit centers (commissions, referrals, listings, buyer rep, property management pathways)
The truth about MLS access, pocket listings, and being first to the good deals
How licensing impacts wholesaling, double-closing, assignments, and disclosures
What brokerages don’t tell you: fees, splits, compliance, and time requirements
When it’s smarter to partner with an agent instead of becoming one
A simple decision framework: licensed vs partnered vs hybrid model
You’ll walk out knowing whether licensing fits your goals—and if it does, the cleanest path to do it without slowing down your investing.
See You There
