The San Francisco Real Estate Investment April Meeting

The April Meeting is set for Wed, April 16th at Fort Mason. Please note the meeting will be in Building C, Room 190.

The agenda will be as follows:

6:00 - 6:30pm - Arrival and Networking
6:30 - 7:30pm - Guest Speaker - Keith Robinson discussing "The Next Hot Investment Markets"
7:30 - 8:00pm - Q&A, and additional networking

Please bring your "haves and wants". Both investors and agents will be at the meeting, so it's a great forum for deals to happen. We generally have 30+ members attend our monthly meetings.

All members are welcome to bring guests.

More Information about the guest speaker:

Speaker: Keith Robinson

Title: ?The Next Hot Investment Markets?

Overview:

There are real estate markets that will flourish over the next decade, and NorthPoint Real Estate Investment Services knows how to find them. Markets, right down to the neighborhood, identified by NorthPoint continue to prosper ? even through the current real estate downcycle.

Join us April 16th, as Keith Robinson, VP Sales at NorthPoint, explains their proven methodology and reviews two of their top market picks.

Keith Robinson
Vice President, Sales

As vice president of sales Robinson is responsible for the overall leadership of the sales organization at NorthPoint.

As a sales manager for Keller Williams, Robinson led more than 200 real estate agents to close an average of $21 million per month. His office achieved a #1 ranking of 33 for profitability in the Northern California and Hawaii Region and Robinson went on to win the Keller Williams Realty ?Growth Partner Award,? for three consecutive years, recognizing his excellence and success in recruitment.

Robinson has trained hundreds of real estate professionals throughout Northern California in more than 25 different real estate related courses. In addition, he helped train and prepare 1,800 students to pass the real estate certification exam.

Robinson began his career in real estate working for Red Oak Realty. Within his first year, he was named ?Rookie of the Year.? Within three years he grew his real estate business volume to more than $20 million and successfully launched a profitable office in Oakland.

Robinson received his bachelor?s degree in management with a minor in communications from Missouri Southern State College. In addition, Robinson is an experienced real estate investor who owns multiple investments.

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