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Friday, April 23, 2010

My Free Alternatives To Hefty Real Estate Seminars

Education makes one more confident, competitive, and safe. I understand the importance of attending real estate seminars. Aside from the knowledge that you will gain from the speaker, you also get a chance to network with fellow property investors who may be able to help you in the future. However, we are all witnesses to the fact that real estate seminars are too costly. And the sad part is that, many of the seminars that we have today have been questioned by investors. Even Robert Kiyosaki had his share of lambasting. So instead of attending real estate seminars, I came up with my own alternatives. These methods will not cost you money – only your time and a little effort.

The first alternative that I would like to share with everybody is the Internet. We should never underestimate the value of the Web. In just a single click, you get access to gazillions of information made available by individuals from all over the world. In my case, I watch real estate videos and read a lot of how-to articles. I also make it a point to subscribe to sites which I think may be able to provide me with relevant information. More than just being a source of useful information, the Internet also offers a venue for interaction. Every time you join forums, use this as an opportunity to interact not only with your fellow investors but also with your market. Make connections. In the long run, all your efforts will pay off and finding individuals who may be able to help you with your project will be very easy.

Second, if you think virtual networking is not your thing, then network the traditional way. You can join an REI Club in your area. As mentioned above, make friends and build relationships. This will make it easier for you to attain your goals. This will also give you the chance to work closely with fellow property investors.

Third, immerse yourself. Unlike real estate seminars, this method of learning will not cost you a single penny but it can turn you into a real estate guru after some time. If you have friends who have been with property investing, ask if you could tag along to some appointments or activities – finding a property, meeting with a prospective seller, meeting with a hard money lender, etc. Take this as a chance to observe and ask everything that you want cleared out.

For more real estate investing tips, go to www.rehab-real-estate.com.

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