Demand for Single Family rentals, commercial and multi-family investments are at an all-time high. How do you know what is the best strategy for building an investment portfolio with the strongest Return on Investment? Is it in commercial? Some investors say multi-family, while others stick to the tride and true single family homes. So how do you really know?

National Real Estate Investment Club is flying in a veteran real estate investor with almost 3 decades of experience to show you the ins and outs of each different type of investment. He will cover turnkey rental properties with financing already in place, as well as syndication deals on large cash producing multi-family goldmines that average investors don't have access to. Ron's supply-side wholesaler approach has empowered his investors and power team members to include 'mailbox money' as well as large equity stakes in real estate all over the country. We are incredibly excited to have Ron Blum share his wisdom and knowledge with our group!

Ron Blum is a Principal and founder of a large real estate investment firm in the Midwest. The firm has partners in the US, Canada, and the Caribbean Coast of Mexico which brings a unique perspective of investment experience throughout the Americas. Ron has a very diverse background; in addition to buying properties during the credit meltdown at hedge fund levels, this California native also has vast additional experience in loan
servicing, loan resolution, asset recovery, portfolio compilation, construction management, new home development, and finance.

Currently, Ron's firm has an emphasis on serving as a supply-side wholesaler of cash flow properties with financing included for both foreign and domestic investors. The company currently works with investors from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and China in addition to investors here in the United States. These assets provide the buyers with deep equity positions, double digit returns, and come with financing which the firm underwrites internally. All properties are “A” grade assets in risk-adverse suburb communities and are located in stable markets.