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San Diegos' Premier Real Estate Investment Group! GENTLEMEN are WELCOMED!

Do you own rental properties in CA or out of state? Lady Landlords of San Diego, is a group of women who meet monthly for creative exchange and camaraderie. We share resources and experiences in dealing with the 3 T's. (Tenants, Toilets and Trash!) We provide educational seminars, workshops and networking opportunities 2nd to NONE! New and experienced investors with rental property in CA or out of state are welcomed. Flipping or buying & holding you don't want to miss this monthly powow. This group is for women and the men who love them! Come one come all. Discount for pre-registration. Wheel Chair Accessible!

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