December 3, 2009

What Happened In Las Vegas At Our Real Estate Syndication Seminar (Part 3 of 3)

Below is the third and final part of my personal reflections from the Real Estate Deal Making And Syndication Symposium that we just held in Las Vegas. My comments are directed toward the other people who attended this live program, but I chose to share them on my blog for the benefit of all real estate professionals and experienced investors.

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

After my opening presentation on dealing with investors and how to make them ready to say "Yes", I turned the stage over to Steve Hettema, president of the National Strategic Investment Corporation (NSIC). Steve works with thousands of individual investors and he made a clear and enlightening presentation on how he sees the way that these people interact with syndicators and our investment offerings.

It was clear from listening to Steve that the club format that his organization uses is powerful and results driven. Several attendees were so moved by his presentation that they have asked Steve to help them start an investment club which they could lead. It's an idea that I endorse because I believe if you are going to network and spend the effort to make new contacts, it is best to do so from the "front of the room" — and Steve's organization offers exactly this opportunity.

The rest of the day was spent answering the dozens of questions that our syndicators had. There were so many questions, in fact, that it pre-empted some of the content that I had prepared for our final day. But needless to say, answering the questions was more important and probably more relevant for our attendees.

Joel's Final Thoughts

The content from this symposium has put our attendees on the path to becoming syndicators. This isn't the easiest business in the world, but once you understand it, you'll sail through it smoothly and rapidly. And once you begin to understand it, you'll understand why so few people succeed in making it happen — which is exactly the reason why the few of us who actually do it are so successful in our endeavors.

There are a lot of people who give up along the way and I don't want you to be one of those people. I want you to move forward, press forward and overcome obstacles. I want you to call Matt or me for help when you fall down and when you need some assistance. We want to be there for you. We want you to remember that you had a great time and we want you to take away some real value.

Think about my little rubber stick and how that little piece of plastic helped me to turn my life around and find a deal that would ultimately put me on a path to business success. Remember "take action now." Don't be a spectator; get on the field and play. Take action and take action now.

I'm delighted to have had you at our program. Thank you so much for participating with us. I hope that you'll take advantage of the many resources, suggestions, and ideas that we'll be sharing. All of these opportunities will serve you well.

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December 4, 2009

Thomas Ausmus @ 4:39 am

With out a doubt one of the best networking events I have attended in a long time. No sales pitches (except for the accredited investor book for $250,000) and no hype. It is rare to find such a high caliber of "doers" and educators at the same event for four days straight. Thank you Joel and Matt.

Thomas Ausmus
Core Commercial Acquisitions Group
http://www.corecag.com
(951)454-3877

Martie Henderson @ 2:45 pm

I recently attended Joel Blocks Real Estate Syndication Seminar in Las Vegas to investigate the possibilites of using a syndication format to finish my project of revitalizing the little, historic town of Walsenburg, Colorado. (Just think "one big fixer-upper"; lots of future potential here!

Although I had a mis-conception of how a private offering syndication works (my original concept of gathering a little revenue from a from a lot of investors is a bit impractible), I learned the benefits of a true syndication and its application to my project.

But perhaps the most valuable benefit I gained from attending was the free flowing thought process that I (and I assume most folks) were catapulted into! The brainstorming and creative think-tank mode with which we left the symposium was fascinaitng, indeed.

Martie Henderson
coloradomartie@wmconnect.com

Jerri Nachman @ 5:56 pm

Joel, you and Matt provided us with an experience of excellence! I can never thank you enough for allowing me to speak in front of this prestigious group and showcase some of the marketing materials I have created for other commercial real estate investment companies. The face to face networking that went on in between the high caliber speakers (the other speakers, I mean) was highly valuable. I will recommend the Deal Making Symposium to everyone I know in the business. Thanks so much, Jerri.

Jim Resha @ 8:21 pm

Joel, thanks so much for facilitating a great couple of days at your Deal Making Symposium. Not only did I learn valuable information that I am already applying to my deals I met and began relationships with some great people that I am very much looking forward to working with and partnering with on other deals. Thanks so much

December 7, 2009

Garry Adams @ 10:38 pm

Joel,
Great event in Vegas. Liked the way you covered syndications from A to Z. Just glad my presentation on Cost Segregation was able to show how to add a litte juice to the investment returns.
Looking forward to your next conference. Count me in.

Garry E. Adams, Cost Segregation Partners,818.907.7235,gadams@capitalrealty.net

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