Feb
21

TREIA February Main Meeting

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$ Tax Lien Investing on Steroids! $

 The TREIA General Meeting for February will feature Corey Taylor and Tom DiAgostino of Fortris LLC  presenting an overview of tax lien investing.  Not only will they explain tax lien investing as a way to generate double-digit rates of return but also how to acquire properties for pennies on the dollar!

Some states make it easier than others to invest in tax liens.  They will explain the differences.  North Carolina law makes it tough for the savvy investor to do much but collect interest and penalties on tax liens, unless you know the inside story.  They will show how to acquire these properties in North Carolina.

Corey and Tom are also presenting an all-day seminar on Saturday, March 3rd where they will go into more depth on their methods to make much bigger profits with tax liens than simply collecting interest and penalties. They will show investors how tax liens can be better than short sales; better than foreclosures; even better than a motivated seller.

 You will also learn:

  • the best states for buying tax lien certificates; best states for buying tax lien deeds
  • how to sell traditionally; sell on eBay, sell on other online sources
  • how to buy to rehab, wholesale, buy and hold; how to buy vacant land and other deals

 FORGET what you have heard on TV – this is the real nitty-gritty of tax lien investing!

 As usual, the TREIA general meeting is on the third Tuesday of each month at:

North Raleigh Hilton
3415 Wake Forest Road
Raleigh, NC 27609

FEBRUARY 21

 5:45 PM – 6:30 PM   – New Member Orientation
6:00 PM – 6:30 PM   – Networking
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM   – Meeting
8:30 PM – ??              – Q&A / Networking

 Event cost:

Members – FREE                                                                                                                  REGISTER HERE!
Guests –  FREE

Event Leader: Chuck Jurgens
919-880-0101
Jurgens@bellsouth.net

Note: A portion of TREIA receipts is used for lobbying efforts for/against laws that affect real estate investing. According to the Internal Revenue Code, lobbying and political campaign expenses that are paid with member dues are not deductible. Because of this, we must notify you as to what portion of your dues cannot be deducted as a business expense. In January of each year, you will be notified of the percentage of your dues that cannot be deducted.

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