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Dade Real Estate Investors Association (DREIA): Investor Networking and Local Deal Leads

Dade Real Estate Investors meet through DREIA, a real estate investor group in the Miami-Dade area, to share deals, lenders and local knowledge. Here is how to get the most from local investor meetings, and how ForeclosuresDaily.com members pair networking with off-market seller leads to find deals.

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Dade Real Estate Investors Association (DREIA): Investor Networking and Local Deal Leads

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About

About DREIA

DREIA brings together investors, agents, lenders, and service providers in the Miami-Dade area. For current meeting dates, locations, and membership details, visit the group's official website or search National REIA.

Make it count

How to get the most from a REIA meeting

Know your buy box. Be ready to say what you buy, where, and at what price.
Bring deals or questions. People remember who brings value.
Meet the service providers. Lenders, title companies, and contractors are key team members.
Follow up within a week. Turn conversations into partnerships.

Find deals

Pair networking with off-market leads

Networking brings partners; leads bring deals. ForeclosuresDaily.com has supplied probate, pre-foreclosure, divorce, and other off-market seller leads since 2004. See local leads for Miami-Dade County, Miami.

Guide

How Dade Real Estate Investors find better deals

Dade Real Estate Investors work in a busy market with strong competition from cash buyers. Because of this, waiting for listed homes often means paying full price.

Instead, many members reach owners before a sale is public. For example, probate filings can point to heirs who live far away and want a quick sale. Also, pre-foreclosure records show owners who may need to act soon. In addition, DREIA meetings help you find lenders, title companies and contractors. As a result, you can close faster when the right lead appears.