Overview
About This Club
CCIA is a Chapter of the National REIA providing Real Estate Investment Education, Motivation and Networking for Real Estate Investors.
CCIA is run by M. Jane Garvey, a rental property owner and investor dedicated to the success of Real Estate Investors everywhere.
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Susan joined the club
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untilPartial list of what you will learn in a fun, informative format: 10 dangerous liabilities umbrella insurance does not prevent.. but how you can! 9 ownership forms you absolutely must totally avoid…or pay dearly The Premiere IDEAL Structure for Real Estate With The Optimum Benefits Of Legal Limited Liability, Tax Savings And IRS Audit-Proofing How to protect yourself with only two LLC’s for any number of properties in any number of states… save thousands of dollars and hours of your time! Prevent legal disputes with tenants, contractors, partners, and others…saving you attorney fees and stress Create large deductions (and savings) with no cash out, using this Special Structure Combination And much more!!!
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Join leaders and members from IRPOA at 7PM on the last Monday of the month for a legislative update. This month we will be discussing: • Preparing for the Fall Veto Session • Let the People Lift the Ban Act Including Rent Control and many other things from the Tenant's Rights agenda. • Working to Combat Squatters Presentation courtesy of CCIA, hosted by IRPOA Register Here
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ANTONIO HERNANDEZ joined the club
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Elpidio Quiballo Jr joined the club
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As a long-time investor and leader of Chicago Creative Investors Association, I am seeing more and more people join who are joining because their parent sent them. I have the feeling that to most parents it is a dream, to see their children take an interest. Today I am going to look at what that could mean for you, and your business, and give you some suggestions on how you might make it happen. -
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Many investors get into real estate because they like to know that there is something physical and tangible that they are buying. It is perceived as lower risk than some other investments. In the case of providing housing, we are providing a much-needed service, so the presumption is that there is an inherent value. In a perfect world with property rights, this is true. -
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Last night was "Friday Night Poker". Today, it is back to real estate investing. And there is not as much difference as you might at first think. Poker, even to a professional, is a gamble. It is a game of calculated risk. Real estate investing, even to a professional, is a gamble. It is a game of calculated risk. Thinking back on the years which we have spent studying, teaching, investing, and gambling, there are some lessons we would like to share with you: -
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A real estate agent brought Gerry to me in the hopes that I would rent Gerry a house. Gerry works part time, has 2 kids, and a dog. Gerry is divorced. She has been living in a house with house payments being made by her husband for the past three years. Now the house is selling. Gerry is to get the proceeds from the house. She is also receiving about $800 per month in child support. -
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Are you paying attention to what is "trending" in the design world. How about following the TV "reality" programs that are showing rehabs? Are you following the latest and greatest trends in your rehabs? Open concept, 2 tone cabinets, huge islands, reclaimed wood, stone counters, tiny houses, and man caves are all seeing their day in the sun. But, will these trends stand the test of time? Should you be following the trends as you do your rehabs?