Three Louisville landlords — George Foree, Greg Shell and Christina George — share their individual journeys of acquiring and managing rental property in KREIA's July 22nd main meeting, "Financially Free, Thanks to Rentals."

Find out how they financed their properties, what software and timesaving techniques they use to manage them, and see case studies (with spreadsheets) showing how investors can profit over time. Plus there's an early meeting with Hope Leet Dittmeier of Mattingly Edge that shows how  landlords can gain good, long-term tenants and help the community at the same time.

In all, there's more than 5 hours of real estate instruction and virtual networking. Watch this members-only video here.

Dr. Madeline Maupin Hicks' recent flip project was a labor of love from the neighborhood where she grew up. On June 30, she took us on a tour and shared her numbers.

Looking for inspiration for your next fix-and-flip project? Watch this members-only video.

High-volume house flippers Frank Miller and Hannah Gill, who routinely juggle up to 15 rehab projects at a time, share tips and practices in the June 25th KREIA main meeting, "Secrets Revealed: How to Make Money Flipping Houses."

You'll hear from Frank about his No. 1 source for finding deals: He says he gets half of his deals this way and has practically no competition. And Hannah Gill walks us through her scope of work documents and offers practical tips for managing contractors. And that's just some of what you'll see. There's also an early meeting class on tax liens, presented by attorney Chris Wakild.

In all, there's 4-1/2 hours of real estate instruction and virtual networking. Watch this members-only video here.

On June 2, KREIA Vice President John Jones took us on a virtual tour and shared the numbers from a Windsor Forest house he purchased and rehabbed just as the COVID-19 shutdowns were starting.

Looking for inspiration for your next fix-and-flip project? Watch this members-only video.

Jordan Pohn and Stacey Duvall tell everyone why it's a good idea to be a KREIA member! If you're a real investor in the Louisville, Kentucky area, including Southern Indiana, you need to join. And if you're already a member, are you getting all the benefits you're entitled to? Watch this video to find out what you may be missing.

This orientation was recorded during our August 27, 2020 main meeting, in which Erik HItzelberger gave us the foundations of finance. Please join us for all our monthly main meetings. Jordan and Stacey plan to give this presentation at all our main meetings. Got questions? Attend our Louisville REIA meeting and ask!

Attorney Michelle Rawn briefs investors on the latest rules regarding evictions, including details on the CDC eviction moratorium.

This members-only video is from the September 8, 2020, Lunch & Learn event hosted by Ed Gibson. KREIA members logged into their account can click here to watch now.

The video is posted from September's National Real Estate Investors Association COVID update, which includes information on the CDC eviction moratorium. There is also a market update.

Rob Bergeron interviews Nina Musgrave, who shares the "Top 10 Things" she has learned about investing in Louisville over four years. She also talks about her experience in investing when your business partner is also your life partner.

National REIA has posted to YouTube the replay of the Friday, Sept. 6, emergency Zoom call on the CDC's Eviction Moratorium. Watch it above.

NREIA is also calling upon its members — you and me and other housing providers — to use our voices as voters to oppose this moratorium. They've given us an online form to use.

Also, NREIA has shared with us a graphic from the National Apartment Association that breaks down every dollar of rent. You can use this graphic to help show others, who are under the misconception that investors are sitting untouchable on piles of cash during the COVID crisis, that housing providers cannot continue operating in the absence of rent payments.

Rob Bergeron interviews Hampton Scurlock, a prolific Louisville wholesaler and high-volume landlord.

Rob and Hampton talk about how they teamed up to raise money for the Home of the Innocents: pitching five local closing companies on donating $10 for every closing they do for KREIA investors. So, if you're closing on a property from now through December 31, 2020, with any of these companies -- Rawn Law Firm, Borders & Borders, Rounsavall Title Group, The Law Office of Brad Lammi and Millennial Title -- be sure to tell them you're with KREIA!

Rob also quizzes Hampton on how he uses his self-directed IRAs and HSAs to purchase rental property, even as subject-to deals.