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CT REIA Announces The (7th Annual) 2010 New England Real Estate Investors Conference And Trade Show From October 29 To 31
7th Annual New England Real Estate Investors Conference & Trade Show
On Friday evening, this investment property conference and trade show begins with a networking event featuring Paul Esajian, the star of A&E’s “Flip This House”. This event will take place at a locally renovated property in Connecticut. Attendees will learn how Mr. Esajian’s has made a successful career out of flipping real estate. He will also answer any questions attendees’ may have regarding the buying, renovating, and selling of investment property. This portion of the weekend is only open to attendees who choose the VIP or VIP+ tuition package.
On Saturday and Sunday, attendees will learn: the latest in what is happening in the lending market; current investment property acquisition strategies; active information and forecast for buy and hold, fix and flip, and wholesale real estate; how to negotiate short sales and loan modifications; how to find public grant money; how to find private lenders and cash buyers quickly; the 7 keys to real estate investing success; how to buy investment properties without using a bank; and much more. Additional details pertaining to topics and guest speakers will be announced in the near future.
This conference and trade show is designed to inspire and motivate new and experienced real estate investors in New England. The panel of national and local trainers will explore the most cutting-edge ideas working today in a soft or declining market. Real estate investors and entrepreneurs who want to understand the latest market conditions and trends along with different investing alternatives, beginning real estate Investors who need to quickly build a solid knowledge foundation and start to build a professional team, and experienced real estate investors who want to increase their knowledge on advanced concepts of investing and financing are encouraged to attend this event.
For more information on this and other upcoming events, please call (860) 265-4414 or visit http://www.ctreia.com/events.php .
CT REIA is an organization that provides motivation, networking opportunities, and up-to-date education for people that want to buy their own home or investment property. Each month, a nationally known real estate investment trainer is featured. Real estate professionals, investors, landlords, property managers, realtors, contractors, wholesalers, rehabbers, and the general public are invited to attend our monthly meetings for educational and networking opportunities.
PO Box 270896
West Hartford, CT 06127
(860) 265-4414
Press Contact:
Joanne Brissette
(860) 265-4414
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