MAREI Office Hours
Bring Your Real Deals. Get Real Answers.
Our Members Only Office Hours run every 2nd and 4th Thursday, noon–1:00 p.m. Central.
No slides, no sales pitch. Just you, your questions, and two investors who’ve been in the trenches.
This is the Place to Be to Connect
Twice each month MAREI members jump online to ask questions about real estate investing. If it is real estate related — or even adjacent — we will tackle the question.
Do not have a question? Join us anyway.
Be a fly on the wall. The questions others ask may be ones you have had before or may face in the future.
Experienced investors are always welcome as well. Often the audience brings valuable insight and solutions to the discussion.
Coming Up
April 23
Attorney Julie Anderson
Landlord–tenant questions including screening renters, leases, fair housing, evictions, and squatters. Spend an hour asking those hard questions.
May 14
We are taking on all real estate investor questions, but we are posing a topic to work with in of infill housing. Building to rent on available lots, either one property or a small group of properties. If this is your think or you’d just like to be a fly on the wall, join us for conversation.
To attend, make sure your MAREI membership is current.
Then register on the calendar for the next session and we will send you the Zoom link.
MAREI’s Online Master Class: How to Do “Subject To” (Legally, Ethically, and Profitably)
Buying properties “Subject To the Existing Loan” is one of the few strategies that still works in today’s market.
Low interest rates.
Little to no money down.
Deals that can still cash flow.
But most investors are learning this wrong.
They’re being shown how to get into the deal…
Not how to structure it, document it, and manage it after closing.
That’s where deals fall apart.
And that’s what this class fixes.
What You Will Learn in This Subject To Class
✔ What a Subject To deal actually is (and when it makes sense)
✔ How to find sellers who will consider this option
✔ How to structure offers that actually work
✔ How to handle seller questions and objections
✔ What documentation and disclosures are required
✔ How to handle insurance, payments, and servicing after closing
✔ What goes wrong in these deals—and how to avoid it
Register Now
If you’re serious about using Subject To deals—or want to understand them before you try—
👉 Register at MAREI.org/Calendar
About Your Instructor
Vena Jones-Cox brings 30+ years of real-world experience in creative real estate.
She’s done dozens of Subject To deals and dealt with what actually happens after closing—lenders, sellers, insurance, and real problems.
This is not theory. This is how these deals actually work.
Event Details
Saturday, April 25, 2026
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Central Time)
Live Online (Zoom)
Members: $47 Early Pricing (Join Now)
Non-Members: $97 Early Pricing
Registrants Do Get the Replay & Handouts. Money Back Guarantee.
Not a member yet? Learn more at MAREI.org/Membership
MAREI Meeting: Tax Lien & Deed Investing—How It Actually Works
Tax lien and deed investing gets talked about a lot—but rarely explained clearly. We’ll break down how it works, where the risks are, and how investors are actually using it.
MAREI Meeting: Tax Lien & Deed Investing—How It Actually Works
Most investors hear things like:
“You can buy property for pennies”
“You can start with very little money”
And both can be true.
But then they try to figure it out… and get stuck.
Because what’s missing is:
- where the deals actually come from
- what the process looks like
- and how to know if you’re doing it right
And when things aren’t clear… the confused mind says no.
WHY THIS IS WORTH YOUR TIME
This isn’t about adding another strategy.
It’s about understanding one that keeps coming up—so you can decide if it’s worth your time… or not.
At this meeting, you’ll hear how investors are actually approaching tax liens and deeds, ask questions, and see how this fits into real-world investing.
- The difference between tax liens and tax deeds—and why that matters before you start
- How investors actually find and evaluate opportunities at the county level
- What happens before, during, and after auctions
- Where beginners make mistakes—and how to avoid them
- What a realistic entry point looks like (not just what you hear online)
- How this fits into a real investing strategy—not just as a standalone idea