The Advanced DealMaker Forum

If you’re a really smart, really experienced investor, and your main goal these days is to find rooms full of investors who are even smarter and more experienced than you are, this is your room.

The minimum requirement is five years of full-time investing experience and at least 50 completed deals, but that still doesn’t really describe who attends. Our typical participant has more than 20 years of experience and brings a depth of knowledge and hard-earned wisdom that’s pretty stunning.

And the topic is…whatever you want it to be.

Year after year, it’s 50 of the most experienced independent investors, sitting together all-day, talking candidly about the challenges they’re facing, the opportunities they’re seeing, the deals they’re doing, the problems they’re trying to solve, what’s working now, and what definitely isn’t.

For 20 years, the DealMaker Forum has been the place where hyper-experienced investors go to build relationships, learn new tactics, and improve their businesses in a room full of people who really “get it.”

$697 includes the Thursday DealMaker Forum and admission to the entire National Real Estate Investing Summit.

Out of respect for the intent of this Forum, do not sign up unless you’ve been a full-time investor for at least 5 years, and have closed at least 50 deals. If you do, you’ll be removed from the room, and your investment will NOT be refunded.

Sam Warf is a longtime Tennessee investor with deep experience in both residential and commercial real estate.  A past president of the Real Estate Investors of Nashville, Sam has spent years not only doing deals, but helping other investors think through theirs through focus groups, investor events, podcasts, and public speaking. His hands-on experience, wide-ranging knowledge, and willingness to share what he’s learned make him exactly the kind of person you want helping lead a room full of highly experienced investors.

Bob Dressman has been doing real estate deals for more than 30 years and operates multiple real estate investing and lending businesses using written systems—and trained people who run those systems.

In fact, he frequently runs those businesses while traveling out of town or out of the country.

Bob knows how to take the knowledge and processes living inside an investor’s head, turn them into systems other people can follow, and build a business that keeps operating when the owner isn’t in the room.