On today's episode of Investing To Win, Garret Wong talks with Dakotah Charron, a 26-year-old real estate investor, and community builder. Dakotah is also the president of the National Real Estate Investors Community (NREIC). After struggling to find a network to meet and learn from like-minded people, he set out to create his own and eventually founded NREIC.

Dakotah will talk about how he dropped out of college to start a lawn care business and how he transitioned to real estate investing. You'll learn how this led to the formation of the Winnipeg Investors Club, now known as the National Real Estate Investors Community (NREIC). He will share the inspiration for the formation of the NREIC and its current mission in the real estate industry. 

Dakotah will offer his opinion on the ideal frequency for hosting networking events. You'll learn how to build on the experiences of your event attendees and keep them coming back for more. Part of that is creating the right mindset required to get the most out of a networking event. 

What makes a good entrepreneur? Dakotah will disclose the answer as well as share his story of entrepreneurial failure and why it was the most difficult yet impactful decision he’s ever made. 

Join Garret and Dakotah in this insightful discussion as they delve into the power of networking for real estate investors.

Enjoy! 

What You'll Learn in this Show:

• How Dakotah realized he had a deep interest in real estate.
• The importance of networking events.
• A strategy for cultivating relationships with people you meet at networking events.
• How experienced real estate investors can benefit from networking events.
• Why you need to grow your network continually.
• The key lessons Dakotah has learned from his business failures.
• His definition of success and his goals for 2033.
• And so much more...

Resources:

Upper Edge Capital

Garet Wong LinkedIn

Dakota Charron LinkedIn