COREE Community of Real Estate Entrepreneurs

[NOTE: RSVPing here does NOT get you a link: you’ll need to register at our website, HERE, to do that.]

What happens to your portfolio if you don’t come home tonight?
It’s not a pleasant question.

But it’s one every real estate investor needs to answer.

Most investors spend years building rentals, notes, partnerships, LLCs, seller-financed deals, options, and other assets. Yet in many cases, only one person truly understands how everything works.

What happens if you’re suddenly unable to run the business?
Who collects rents?
Who pays bills?

Who handles lenders, partners, rehabs, contracts, and deadlines?
And if you’re gone, will your family know what to do?

In this powerful online workshop, Robert Mohon will show you how to protect your assets, income, family, and legacy by creating a practical plan for both disability and death.

You’ll learn how to identify risks, organize critical information, choose the right decision-makers, and build an investor operating system your family can actually follow.

This isn’t just estate planning.

It’s business continuity planning for real estate investors.

The workshop will be recorded and all registrants will receive the recording, so register even if you can’t attend live.

Again, RSVPing here on meetup does NOT get you your link! Go HERE for full details and to register.

(Note: you’ll need to register at our zoom link, HERE, to get your seat. Registering on Meetup does NOT get you
Low inventory—but also low demand. High prices and high interest rates.

Rising operating expenses and rents that aren’t always keeping pace.

If today’s real estate market has you wondering what still works, you aren’t the only one.

COREE invites you to a free four-week online series featuring experienced, active investors who are finding deals, funding acquisitions, and creating cash flow in the market we actually have—not the one we wish we had.

ONE registration gets you all 4 weeks:
September 14: The 2026–2027 Market Forecast—and What It Means to Your Wealth

Vena Jones-Cox separates the information that matters to independent investors from the headlines aimed at homeowners and institutions.

September 21: The Best Ways to Find Deals in the Strangled 2026 Market
Kathy Kennebrook, David Randolph, Damon Remy, and Sri Gan compare direct mail, foreclosures, defaulted notes, and online marketing.

September 28: The Best Ways to Fund Deals Unconventionally
Anita Johnson, Lindsey Jensen, Vena Jones-Cox, and John Bowens discuss wraps, master leases, partnerships, retirement accounts, and other people’s money.

October 5: Alternative Strategies for Creating More Cash Flow
Tiffani Ray, Barukh Rhodes, Jay Redding, and Todd VanMeter explore shared housing, small apartments, owner-financed sales, and passive investment in other people’s deals.

Attend one session or all four. One free registration gives you access to the entire series. Attend live to ask questions; recordings will be available to registrants for one week after each class.

No course pitches—just candid, practical discussions about what it takes to win in this market.

Register HERE to get your link!