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Diversified Real Estate Investors Group (DIG): Turning Group Connections Into a Deal Pipeline

DIG is a real estate investor group where Diversified Real Estate Investors members swap deals and ideas. Below are ways to get more out of investor meetings, plus how ForeclosuresDaily.com customers combine networking with off-market seller leads.

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What DIG members look for in a group

People usually join an investor group to meet partners, line up lenders, and land their next deal.

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About

About DIG

DIG connects investors with agents, lenders, and service providers. Its official website posts current meeting dates, locations, and membership details, and you can also search National REIA.

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Make it count

Get more from every DIG session

Know your buy box. Be able to state, in a sentence or two, the property types, locations, and price ceiling you work with.
Bring deals or questions. Value is what people recall, so arrive with a deal to discuss or a problem worth solving.
Meet the service providers. A good lender, title company, or contractor met at DIG can save you money on every future deal.
Follow up within a week. Reach out while the conversation is still fresh so it can grow into a partnership.

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Turning DIG connections into deals

Partners come from the room, while deals come from leads. ForeclosuresDaily.com has been a source of probate, pre-foreclosure, divorce, and other off-market seller leads since 2004.

DIG members can also compare probate leads with off-market leads, or scan all lead products.

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Guide

How Diversified Real Estate Investors build a deal pipeline

Diversified Real Estate Investors come from many backgrounds, from new buyers to full-time landlords. However, every member needs a steady supply of good deals.

So, treat each meeting as a chance to learn and to build your team. For example, ask members which lenders close quickly and which contractors stay on budget.

Also, add off-market leads, such as probate and pre-foreclosure filings, to your weekly routine. In addition, compare notes on what worked and what did not. As a result, you improve both your deal flow and your decision-making.

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FAQ

DIG: FAQ

What is a REIA?

A REIA is a real estate investors association, a local membership group where investors network, keep learning, and find deals together.

How do I join DIG?

Check DIG's official website for its membership options and meeting schedule.

How do DIG members and other REIA investors find deals?

Most use a mix of sources. Relationships built at meetings bring partners and referrals, wholesalers offer contracts to assign, and off-market seller leads such as probate and pre-foreclosure filings let members contact owners directly. Working those leads every week and comparing results with fellow members tends to produce more deals than leaning on one source.

ForeclosuresDaily.com publishes this page as an independent guide and is not connected to DIG. For current details, check the group's official website.