Triad Real Estate Investors Association

Free half-day seminar!

This training will provide landlords with a better understanding of their rights and responsibilities and the importance of landlord/tenant relationships. It is designed to educate and inform attendees on the Fair Housing Laws including reasonable accommodations.

Wednesday, December 8, 2O1O
9:00 a.m. – 12:30p.m.

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro
330 S. Greene St, #100
Greensboro. NC 27401

This training is free and open to the public and a great opportunity for Landlords, Public Housing Authorities, Property Managers, Realtors, Leasing Agents, and Developers

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REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Wednesday December 1, 2010
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November 9th & 10th
Bill Miller
“Experts” are not created equal. Bill brings his observations on which are worthwhile. Bring something you have read, seen, or attended, share your thoughts on it – good or bad. Bring a book, form, or course you have, maybe trade it for something someone else has.

November 23rd & 24th
Skip Matheny
Topic TBD

Topics:

1) long term holds vs. flips – how to make the most from every property

2) multiple streams of income – wear yourself out cashing checks

3) creating a business plan – design a road map of where you’re going

4)tax strategies for real estate investors – maximize IRS tax code every day in your business 

5) new lease option/owner finance legislation – and what to do about it

6) property management – forms, filings, documents,  handling evictions and judgments 

Date: Saturday October 30^th, 2010  |  Time: 9:30am – 5pm
$297 per REIA member & 1 guest

Location: Ashford Suites
3901 Sedgebrook Street High Point, North Carolina, 27265
http://www.ashfordsuites.com/high-point-nc-hotel-directions.asp

Special Guest Teacher: Al Aiello

Both a residential and commercial Real Estate Realtor, Albert has listed, bought, sold and managed millions of dollars of Real Estate. He’s owned a tax & accounting practice specializing in Real Estate and IRS audit representation.

Al Aiello is a GRI Instructor, a Graduate Tax Professor, a licensed Real Estate Broker and a CPA with a Master’s Degree in Taxation. Author of The Real Estate Professional’s Bible of Tax Strategies, The 1031 Money Machine, The Medical Reimbursement Plan Kit, Creating Tax-Free Wealth With Self-Directed IRA’s, and his newest The Real Estate Investor’s Goldmine of Brilliant Tax Strategies.

Al teaches how to protect your wealth by substantially reducing your taxes, audit proofing your return against the IRS and protecting your assets with the right entity.

Speakers: Al Aiello, Jim Williams, Karen Rittenhouse, Fred Fetterolf, Tony Robinson, Bill Sandford, Roze Kramer

Cost: $397 per entity includes 1 partner

$297 per REIA member & 1 guest

$197 each additional partner or guest of entity

To register: Please fill out this form and return with payment to:

J.D. Williams, as manager
5709 High Point Road, Suite 202
Greensboro, NC 27407

336-834-0614

William Brownlee: The Savvy Landlord Seminar

WHEN:
Friday August 20, 2010
10 AM – 4:30 PM

WHERE:
Prestonwood Country Club
300 Prestonwood Pkwy, Cary, NC 27513

If you own rental properties, or are considering investing in rental properties, this is one event you cannot afford to miss. William Brownlee is the owner of Brownlee Law Firm, PLLC, a four-attorney firm based in Raleigh, N.C.; Mr. Brownlee and the members of his firm have broad experience in the area of landlord-tenant law, representing clients throughout North Carolina in over 6,000 summary ejectment (eviction) cases per year, as well as representing clients in fair housing disputes, regulatory compliance, and corporate litigation.

Presented by the Triangle REIA
Triad REIA Members only $100, Non-members $180
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Tony Robinson – May 4th and 5th

Tommy Lockwood – May 11th and 12th

Mitch Mitcham – May 25th and 26th

Ken Clay – June 1st and 2nd

Ed Regensburg – June 8th and 9th

Beth Sauer – June 23rd and 24th
Credit Repair for Home Buyers

Herb McCandless – June 29th and 30th

Jim Hit, CEO Entrust Carolinas

Thursday Meeting

April 15, 2010

Speaker: Jim Hitt, CEO, Entrust Carolinas, LLC

For more than 34 years, Jim Hitt has been committed to all aspects of investing, using self -directed IRAs for his own investments since 1982.

Jim’s forte is the financing and acquisition of real estate, private offerings, mortgage lending, business’s, joint ventures, partnerships and limited liability companies using creative techniques. He has developed, owned, and managed everything from single family homes to multi-unit commercial properties and million dollar business’s.
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Meeting on Tuesdays at Logan’s Roadhouse in Greensboro and Wednesday’s at Billy Bob’s Silver Diner in Winston Salem. Meetings are from 11:45-1:30…come at 11:45 if you plan on ordering lunch. Speakers begin promptly at 12:30. Free for members and non-members.

Dave Kiddy – “Analyzing Deals”
April 6th and 7th

Connie Couch -  “Government Help Weatherizing a House”
April 20th and 21st

Connie represents the Weatherization Assistance Program in this area. Qualifying houses can get a complete insulation job 90% paid-for by this federal program. (100% for a Section 8 house).

Bill Miller – TBD
April 27th and 28th

Tuesday, 16 March 2010, 6:30pm – 9:30pm

This is a terrific opportunity to reach a broad ranges of real estate investors and professionals. You may register to exhibit to market your products and services.

Location : Hilton, North Raleigh
3415 Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh, NC

$75 REIA members, $175 Non-REIA Members

Among others set to go into effect at the beginning of 2010, a new law in North Carolina requires landlords to install carbon monoxide detectors in certain rental properties. All rental properties that have an attached garage or use fossil fuels in the heating system or appliances must have a working detector on each level of the building.

Read the NC State Statute

PDF: City of Greensboro Memo

Source: IRS.gov Release

The Worker, Homeownership and Business Assistance Act of 2009 was signed into law November 6, 2009.

If you are in the market for a new home, you may still be able to claim the First-Time Homebuyer Credit. This new law extends and expands the first-time homebuyer credit allowed by previous legislation. Here are key points the IRS wants you to know about the expanded credit and the qualifications you must meet in order to qualify for it.
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