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Date(s) - 03/28/2026
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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real estate investors looking to sharpen their execution and scale for smarter deals will not want to miss the first-ever BiggerPockets Value-Add Conference in Seattle on March 28, 2026. This one-day, tight-knit event has only 120 seats available and is designed specifically for experienced investors actively executing deals.

Led by seasoned local investor and Million Dollar Zombie Flips host James Dainard, alongside BiggerPockets experts Dave Meyer and Henry Washington, the conference offers a rare opportunity to learn how top investors scale deals in today’s competitive real estate market through stronger underwriting, strategic renovations, optimized financing, and disciplined execution systems.

Investment to attend the one-day conference starts at $500, with a limited number of spots available HERE. 

The in-person event features powerful speakers, delivering  practical, action-based strategies investors can implement immediately, including:

• Team building and legal structure for sustainable growth
• Underwriting and deal structuring across asset types
• Capital stack and financing strategies (hard money, DSCR, BRRRR)
• Construction and project management systems that protect margins
• Renovations and design decisions that directly impact ROI
• Scaling operations with stronger vendor management and streamlined processes

This experience is designed for investors with three or more completed deals who are actively executing BRRRRs, flips, or small-scale development projects and looking to build repeatable, scalable systems. With Seattle’s competitive housing market and continued investor activity, the conference offers timely insight into how local operators are navigating tighter margins, rising costs, and evolving financing strategies.

In addition to the conference, on March 29, a limited Premium Property Tour will take attendees inside active Seattle investment properties, where James and the speakers will walk through real deals and answer questions in small groups.