Forget the grind of full rehabs. Forget tying up cash and contractors for months. There's a faster way to profit, and most investors are sleeping on it.

Wholetailing sits right between wholesaling and flipping. You get the property under contract, make light, targeted improvements (or none at all), and resell it on the open market to a retail buyer, often for significantly more than a wholesale assignment fee, without the time, risk, and capital of a full renovation.

Our guest speaker, Michael Gomes, has spent the last two decades proving this strategy works. Michael began his real estate investing career in 2006 with his first flip in Newark, NJ, and has since fixed and flipped more than 90 homes. He built his foundation flipping two-family homes before moving into adding levels to Cape Cod and ranch-style homes across New Jersey, turning them into larger, more marketable properties.

Today, Michael specializes in wholetailing: using targeted improvements and strategic positioning to maximize profitability in the least amount of time, without the need for full-scale renovations.

At this NJRESN event, Michael will break down exactly how he's used wholetailing to simplify his business and increase his margins. You'll learn:

• How to spot deals that are perfect wholetail candidates (and which ones to avoid).

• The few key improvements worth making, and the ones that waste your money.

• How to price and market a wholetail deal to attract retail buyers fast.

• How to structure your contracts and exit strategy to stay flexible.

• Real numbers from real deals: what wholetailing actually nets compared to wholesaling and flipping.

Whether you're new to investing or a seasoned flipper looking to cut your timelines and headaches, this session will show you a faster path to bigger checks.

As always, a full buffet dinner is included with your ticket. Come hungry, leave with a new strategy.