Upcoming Real‑Estate and Networking Events in Greenville

The next two weeks are packed with opportunities for anyone interested in buying, selling, or networking in real estate. A free session on June 13 at Greer’s Main Street will walk attendees through budgeting, credit tips, and inspection expectations while serving coffee. Just a couple of days later, the Upstate Carolina Real Estate Investors Association meets at an Embassy Suites golf resort. Members can connect with speakers who discuss tax lien sales, and non‑members pay a small fee to join. On June 17, two separate gatherings happen in the same week. In Greer’s Bellamore building, a breakfast networking event invites local business owners to trade cards and hear brief presentations from sponsors. Later that evening, Strive Networking hosts a meetup at The Goat GVL where brokers, lenders, investors, and contractors mingle to boost careers. Tickets vary from free to about twenty dollars. Mid‑month events focus on home selling and buying strategies. Colleen Wightman of Realty ONE Group Freedom offers a free workshop on June 18 that flips the typical open‑house mindset, showing how to generate buzz and attract buyers without overspending. That same day a Q&A with Wade Watt at a Moore venue explains pricing, preparation, and financing options for first‑time buyers or investors. A casual vendor meetup hosted by Adam Taylor of eXp Realty in Simpsonville on June 24 brings together lenders, title companies, and inspectors for relaxed networking.

Looking ahead to July, two seminars target agents. Club Wealth’s sessions on July 7 cover lead generation and team building for a fee of $197. William Pender’s talk on July 10 in Spartanburg teaches mortgage professionals how to convert renters into buyers using a simple questionnaire, free of charge. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy summer and fall tournaments organized by the Home Builders Association. The Greenville event on July 13 at Bright’s Creek Golf Club is for members only, while the Greater Spartanburg fall tournament on October 7 and a clay shoot on November 12 provide seasonal fun for builders and investors. The Greenville Chamber also hosts a business‑after‑hours gathering on November 17 at Paloma, offering investors and non‑investors a relaxed venue to discuss ideas. These events blend education, networking, and recreation, giving professionals in real estate a chance to grow their knowledge, expand contacts, and stay updated on market trends—all while enjoying coffee, bagels, or a round of golf.

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