Join Pine Financial, Your Castle Real Estate and Castle & Cooke Mortgage for the biggest and best real estate investing event in Colorado. It’s a full day of education from the best local experts. Plus, there is a happy hour networking event following the summit. Your first drink is on us!
Registration is only $29!
There are NO SALES PITCHES! This event is about learning and networking.
Have you heard that Denver prices are at their all time peak? Are you sitting on the sidelines waiting for prices to come down? In this session, we’ll review the four ways to make money in real estate and break down how cash flow is not everything when it comes to real estate investing. We’ll compare today’s properties to investment properties from the past and show you how there are still great opportunities in the Denver real estate market. Understanding the opportunities and options are key to investing in real estate and this class will give you the knowledge and confidence to go out and buy in today’s strong seller’s market.
Do you have an established property portfolio? Did you buy during the down turn and now you have tons of equity but you’re not sure what to do? This class will show you how to analyze your current portfolio and dive in to whether you should keep the properties, sell or even refinance your portfolio. And the big question that investors have: If I sell, what do I do with the money? We’ll show you how to reinvest and expand your portfolio to continue to cash-flow and get tremendous returns on your equity.
Many years ago, a very successful real estate investor asked me, “Do I Really Need a Retirement Plan?” He was already very successful, and he let me know that the cash flow from his real estate investments would be his retirement plan. So why bother putting money into a retirement account? I shared some information that forever shifted his way of thinking. Join Chris Tanner with New Direction Trust Company as he sheds light on some powerful investment strategies utilizing retirement accounts. Hint: Peter Thiel the co-founder of Pay Pal used this strategy to build a 5-billion-dollar retirement account.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a clear, well-defined roadmap that folks could follow when getting started in real estate? Unfortunately once we get started learning we are confronted with a seemingly endless list of questions and concerns, all of which can add to our uncertainty and hold us back from taking action. Countless investors fail because they jumped into the business without good preparation and knowledge. Join Justin as he answers the most common and some uncommon questions all investors need to know when getting started.
A great investment can become a nightmare if you do not have the right systems in place to address the numerous pitfalls that a landlord can face during the course of the landlord/tenant relationship. In this presentation, attorneys Chuong Le and April Greene Apking, with 3i Law, will discuss these common pitfalls that a Landlord should be prepared to address and the various ways that you can prevent and protect yourself from the issues that arise. The presentation will focus on dealing with leases, evictions and the challenges faced by Landlords during the pandemic, and strategies to have a productive and profitable Landlord-Tenant relationship.
Seller Finance Limitations
Is the Seller an investor or do they live in the house? What about the Buyer? Learn how the status of both Seller and Buyer can be important factors in what type of seller financing is possible for a particular transaction.
Subject To Closings
Heard about subject to? Now learn the process of purchasing a property “subject to” existing financing, as well as pitfalls and special requirements.
Wrap Closings
We also call wraps “all inclusive deeds of trust.” Learn why these transactions are more protective for the seller and how to structure them.
Common Issues to Avoid
Got a foreclosure? Maybe the seller is late on payments? You need to know the special legal requirements for these transactions as well as other seller finance techniques that work and don’t work
Justin Cooper is a husband, father of two, a full time real estate investor, coach, consultant and Senior Loan Officer with Pine Financial Group. Justin has been investing since 2007 and has completed several renovations on residential properties in Denver, Colorado.
Justin has expanded his rental portfolio, completed several fix and flips, built new construction, bought non-performing and performing notes, used his self-directed IRA to invest and most importantly, helped numerous investors purchase profitable properties and has spoken nationally on various real estate investing topics to groups upwards of 500 people.
Chantal Duame is a managing partner of Good Neighbor Colorado which is a small team of realtors in Denver. Good Neighbor Colorado realtors specialize in acquiring and selling short term rental investments throughout CO. Chantal earns six figures annually in short term rental income and every realtor on her team owns at least one short term rental investment.
Chris is not your typical agent. Rather, he blends his financial planning background with being an agent. He helps his clients create their real estate investing retirement strategy and then helps them execute it.
Chris is a licensed Realtor® at Your Castle Real Estate and is the founder of DenverInvestmentRealEstate.com
Joe is a Senior Loan Officer for Castle & Cooke Mortgage. Joe has been a lender since 2002. Prior to working with residential mortgages, Joe was a commercial lender, underwriter and financial analyst which prepared him for his mortgage career and taught him the specifics of how to get loans approved and how to find the best terms for the customer.
Chris is the education and senior sales manager at New Direction Trust Company. He has educated and assisted hundreds of clients on self directed IRA’s over the past eight years. He personally utilizes self-directed retirement accounts to invest in single family rentals, private loans, tax liens, and apartment syndications.
Ben started his real estate investment career in 2017 back in his hometown of Omaha Nebraska and now has a portfolio consisting of multiple out-of-state rentals and local STR House Hacks.
As a local investor, Ben uses his years of being a successful Airbnb host to coach and mentor fellow house hackers to use Airbnb to maximize their rental income while creating scalable systems to ensure long term stability and growth.
Greg Parham is a co-founder and Manager of First Alliance Title, LLC, a title insurance and escrow company serving the entire Colorado Front Range. Since 1994, Greg has practiced law in private practice as well as General Counsel for a multi-state mortgage banking firm. First Alliance Title is the second of two successful title ventures founded by Greg. In 2002, he founded Vista Title and operated that company until selling it in 2009. In addition to the title and legal work, Greg is a licensed real estate broker..
Travis was fortunate to grow up around construction and real estate while working for his father’s construction business. Travis graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business from the University of Northern Colorado. He joined Pine Financial Group in 2009 as a Loan Officer.
While owning and managing a portfolio of rental properties in the Denver-metro area valued at over $3 Million, he is currently focused on multi-unit new construction projects, developing more than $6.8M in for-sale town homes in Denver’s hottest neighborhoods.
Chuong Le represents clients in the areas of real estate, private client services, corporate law, and cross-border transactions. He has represented companies in various phases of real estate holdings and investments. Chuong emphasizes providing his clients with personal attention and an innovative and comprehensive approach to helping them meet their business and legal needs. He is dedicated to understanding the challenges that clients face on a regular basis and working closely with them to assist in achieving their goals.
Chuong has represented individuals and businesses with their real estate holdings, structures, and operations. In addition, Chuong has represented individuals and multi-generational families in legacy planning, public and private foundations, charitable giving, and tax planning.
April Greene Apking has over a decade of legal experience with an emphasis in the areas of immigration, space and telecommunications, business and corporate law, and real estate. She has represented companies, businesses, and landowners, including landlord-tenant issues.
Additionally, Ms. Greene Apking’s business and corporate practice, she uses her legal expertise to guide decisions involving corporate acquisitions and transitions. She has worked with non-profits and start-up companies advising on corporate governance and structure.
Life is good when you are on top and we can help you get there. It is time to take control of your financial life. It is so simple and it starts with this event. There is no better value on real estate education, PERIOD. We talk to people all the time that have spent $20,000 to $30,000 to learn less than half of what they will learn at this event. This type of event normally sells for $1,000 to $2,000 but you wont pay near that. We make NO money from this so we just need to raise enough to cover our costs.
Yes. Coffee, Tea, and water are complimentary at a self serve station at the back of the main conference room.
A food truck will be parked in front of the PPA center during lunch. You can buy lunch and then join us for a working lunch presentation.
Yes, you can. The registration page gives you the option to add additional guests.
The PPA Center
2105 Decatur St.
Denver, CO 80211
No, it’s not! There are no sales pitches. The focus is education and networking. Everyone makes more money by doing deals!