MAREI’s Monthly Real Estate Investor Meeting
✓ 2nd Tuesday of the Month | ✓ Double Tree in Overland Park | ✓ 6 to 9 Pm plus bonus time
The Typical Timeline of a MAREI Real Estate Investor Meeting
We are not just your average real estate investor meetup. We are a trade association and a chapter of National REIA. So we run our meeting more like a business event.
Next Monthly Meeting
- Doors open at 5:00 for our Vendors and Staff to get everything set up.
- At 5:30 Registration Starts, our Monthly Trade Show Opens, and Everyone Starts Making Connections
- At 6:30 we take our seats for a few important announcements
- At 7:00 or thereabouts our speaker or speakers take the stage.
- At 8:30 our goal is for the speaker to wrap up
- At 9:00 our meeting after the meeting generally starts in the bar area
- Typically about 100 people in attendance
📍 New location this month! We’re meeting at the Holiday Inn off 87th & I-35 — come early for the trade show and networking, and find us.
We pour real effort into building wealth and almost none into keeping it. This meeting covers the piece we skip—the legal and tax moves that get what you’ve built to your heirs. Start your plan, or stress-test the one you have.
When you're gone, what actually becomes of everything you own?
Set aside who inherits it for a second. What literally happens to it—in the eyes of the law and the IRS—in those first few weeks?
For anyone who’s never put a plan on paper, it’s usually a scramble: accounts frozen, probate court involved, a tax surprise nobody budgeted for. And if you do have a will and a trust? You may believe it’s handled—yet a trust only shields what’s genuinely been moved inside it, and a surprising number of “I’ve got a plan” investors are sitting on gaps they’ve never spotted.
"But I don't have any Assets Yet" or "I Already Set that Up"
Blank slate or decades deep, you’ll leave ahead: newcomers learn exactly what to put in place, and the already-done crowd finds out whether they truly are. At the very least, you’ll be far readier to settle a parent’s estate—or help a seller work through theirs.
Your Instructors
Carrying the legal half is estate attorney Rebecca Auriemma (Anderson & Associates), who’ll show what a real, complete plan looks like—trusts, the paperwork every owner should have, and the funding step investors so often overlook. CPA Dan Marlow (Valor Business & Tax Service) then takes the tax angle, so your family ends up with a clean handoff instead of a headache. We’ll begin with a few words from investor Michelle Winberry, who’s lived this over the past year, and close with live Q&A.
Wherever you are—first week or thirty years in—this night is for you. Can’t be there in person? The replay lands in the member library. Just don’t let it slide by. This may be the single most important MAREI meeting you’ll ever sit in on—so bring your spouse, a parent, a grown child, or a sibling as your first-time guest.
RSVP Or Get Your Guest Pass
Cost: FREE for MAREI members and first-time guests. Not a member yet? This is the perfect night to join—or pay the $35 guest fee at the door. Either way, come see us.
📍 REMEMBER, WE’VE MOVED — Holiday Inn & Suites, OP West · 8787 Reeder Road, Overland Park, KS 66214
🗓️ Tuesday, September 8, 2026 · 5:30–8:30 PM
Tuesday gives you the picture of what a full plan should contain. Ready to sit down and actually assemble yours—the inventory, the “if something happens to me” file, the whole operating system? Robert Mohon’s Saturday Master Class is where you do it.
Past Meetings
