Finding a great deal is the lifeblood of real estate investing. But in a market this tight, you can’t wait for the right property to land in your inbox.
At this month’s SDCIA meeting, we’re pulling back the curtain on how top-tier investors are actually uncovering deals right now. From off-market marketing to leveraging realtor relationships and distressed assets, we are breaking down the proven strategies that work in 2026.
If you’re ready to stop searching and start sourcing with intention, this session is for you.
February 10th, 2026
4:30 pm
PST
REsolve Founder, Investor & Real Estate Specialist
I’m not here to tell you that finding deals is easy in this climate. You’ve seen the inventory - you know the competition is fierce.
What I am here to show you is how we are navigating the "messy" side of real estate to find profit where others only see problems. At REsolve, we live in the world of distressed properties, wholesaling, and fix-and-flips every day.
For this event, I’m joining forces with Dan Redig and Twana Rasoul to show you the full spectrum of deal flow. We’re moving past the theory and showing you how to plug into real opportunities, whether you are a brand-new investor or scaling a massive portfolio.

How to use consistent, targeted marketing to uncover off-market opportunities before your competition even knows they exist.
The "REsolve" way to find, analyze, and monetize distressed properties, and how you can plug into these deal flows immediately.
How to build a partnership with the right realtors to gain access to "pocket listings" and off-market inventory.
What specific markers we look for in today’s market to determine if a project is a winner or a money pit.
How to move from "chasing" your next deal to creating a system where opportunities flow to you consistently.
Bring your scenarios and your business cards. Connect with the people actually doing the deals in San Diego.

Investors are stalling because they rely on the same tired channels as everyone else. While the crowd waits for a price drop, the pros are creating their own inventory.
