NLDS Corp. and Fusion Cash And Capital will hold the 2012 Hard Money/Real Estate Investor Conference in Long Island on April 19. If you are doing any real estate investments this year, you need to attend!
There will be fund managers, rehab lenders, hard money/private money lenders and local lenders, leading REO realtors and one of the largest companies in SEO for Real Estate Marketing speaking about what's needed to get your deals funded and how to use social media to further your business.
Pricing will be $995 per seat. If you're a Realtor, ask for their special pricing.
If you bring five or more investors paying full price, you get in for free! If bringing three people paying full price, then they will discount your sear at half price!
Who needs to attend - investors, Realtors, brokers, anyone thinking about doing an investment property or commercial property deal
Some topics include:
* How to put a deal together so a lender will want to fund it
* How to put together a rehab deal, including what to look for in the property, estimating repairs and how to present it to a lender
* Why your deals aren't getting funded and what to change about them
* How to help your customers and save you time (if you're a realtor) knowing if your borrower will even be able to get a loan
* Why private money is an essential part of your business going forward
social media and your real estate business - why this is VITAL!
* Current Credit Market Conditions and Alternative Financing Solutions
* How to make the right offers for REO's and get them accepted
and many more...
* If you are planning on attending any Private Equity Real Estate Conference, Distressed Real Estate Conference or just about any Real Estate Conference this year - this is the one you should NOT miss!
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