If you've already tapped your network of investors, do this.

Bridger Pennington breaks down how to reach wealthy investors when your network is tapped out. Buy your way in through country clubs and Ferrari Club memberships, or work free angles like LinkedIn and real-estate meetups. A mix of both paid and organic tactics works best.
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There are already wealthy people already hang out together. Wealthy people already hang out together. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. You just need to go where the wealthy people are. So where are they? Well, I kind of put it into 2 buckets. You can work your way into these rooms or you can buy your way into these rooms. So there's like the Ferrari Club of Dallas, Texas. Guess what you have to be, what you have to own to be in the Ferrari Club? Ferrari. A Ferrari. That's buying your way in. And guess what? Everyone else in the club also owns Ferraris. So pretty cool group to be in. They're already hanging out together. Wealthy people are already together. Box seats at a, you know, an NFL game or an NBA game— those are wealthy people. They're already hanging out together. Okay, pay to pitch. There are angel groups listed all around the country that you can pay to pitch to be a part of. Pay-to-play networking. This year we joined a group. I think it was like $130,000. To be in a group of, uh, centimillionaires, meaning you have to have a $100 million net worth or above to join this group. I joined another group, it was $150 grand a year. We joined another group, it was $30 grand a year. These are all paid up. You have to buy your way into these rooms because wealthy people are already hanging out. Country clubs, lounges, you name the thing. Now you can work your way into these rooms as well. LinkedIn— wealthy people are on LinkedIn. It just takes a lot of work, okay? Free networking groups. Wealthy people sometimes go to those. They just take a lot of work. You got to work the whole room. Real estate meetups, social media events. These both can work. It just— this takes a little more work. This takes a little more money. Which one do you want to do? Now, I believe you should do both. Do a little bit of both. That's like the magic. Okay? Do a little bit of both of these and that'll help you actually get the best bang for your buck of getting in more rooms with wealthy people. If you're looking at building a fund and would like help implementing this and actually doing this for your own fund or deal, There's a link down below this video to book a call with one of my team members. So what happens is you'll book a call, you register on their calendar, come ready to the meeting, bring all your materials, your deals, what you're working on right now, bring it together. My team is going to look at it with you and see if we can help you with your fund. If we can't, we'll just send you to somewhere else. But there's a chance that we might be able to help implement your fund with our handful of law firms, our 15 different expert coaches, our softwares, our pitch deck designers to help implement into what you are doing right now. So if that's interesting to you, there's a link down below to book a call and we'll see you inside.
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