What is REIA (real estate investors association)?
A local real estate investors association: a club that meets to share deals, contractors, lenders and buyers. A common free place for new wholesalers to find cash buyers.
Why it matters to an investor
A local investors club is one of the cheapest ways to meet cash buyers, lenders and contractors. Many wholesalers find their first buyers there.
How investors use it
- Go to a meeting and ask who buys in your area.
- Bring a simple deal sheet.
- Ask for lender and attorney names; they know the local rules.
Questions
Is joining free?
Prices differ by club. Many let you visit a first meeting.
Is a REIA the same as a Realtor board?
No. A REIA is for investors. A Realtor board is for licensed agents.
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