I Survived Real Estate 2008 - Bringing together the real estate community to benefit the Orange County Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Thank you so much NCREI and Sam Sadat for sponsoring a table at I Survived Real Estate 2008. 

Info on NCREI: http://www.ncrei.com/

The Los Angeles National Club of Real Estate Investors (NCREI) was created in response to an overwhelming demand for a networking forum from Real Estate Expert Sam Sadat and his associates. At the NCREI we are committed to helping real estate investors learn from the best speakers and materials available.

Our mission is to educate, enhance networking, and encourage you to take action to attain your financial freedom!

However, we believe that education alone is not enough. We are focused on motivating our members to take their future in hand by using what they’ve learned and taking action towards their goals. Sam and his associates help members through Education, Connection and ACTION!

http://www.ncrei.com/

Thank you so much LAREIC for sponsoring a table at I Survived Real Estate 2008. 

Info on LAREIC: http://www.realestateclubla.com/

The Real Estate Investor’s Club of Los Angeles was started in 1996 by 20-year veteran investor, Phyllis Rockower, who moved at the bottom of the market. Since she had no contacts in L.A., she formed a real estate investor’s club in order to network and to meet people of like minds. After having belonged to such a club in the other cities she lived in, she knew the value of mingling with people who can help you and won’t discourage you.

We are not professional seminar promoters. We are experienced investors who have been there and done that and are dedicated to helping you sort out fact from fiction and, educators from pure pitchmen.

We have thought about some of the things that these unscrupulous characters are doing that seem suspect and came up with some rules to consider when deciding what is a real club and what is not.

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   1. How long has the outfit been in business? If it’s only since the market got hot-beware!
   2. Do the meetings have no charge? Why would they not charge? What is their objective?
   3. Are they only promoting one person’s service or material? If so they are not objective.
   4. Do they have a professional staff of high powered sales people? This is not cool.
   5. Do they contact you with high-pressured sales pitches? Once again, they are not about teaching you, but selling you.
   6. Do they constantly try to get you to sign up for more and more expensive coaching services that run $5000 and more? If so, they do not have your interests at heart. You need to buy educational materials but most don’t run into the thousands of dollars.
   7. Do they offer money back guarantees on all the products and seminars they sell? Lots of luck with some companies that don’t.

There are many honest and reliable outfits and clubs that are genuinely beneficial to those looking to increase their knowledge. We always promote these people as they do for us.

http://www.realestateclubla.com/