Table of Contents The first implementation-focused technology summit built for real estate investors is coming to Dallas this September — and the companies behind it represent the future of the industry.

Table of Contents Most real estate investors think they have a lead problem. They do not. They have a follow up problem. Leads come in every week. Some get immediate attention. Others get a quick text. A few might get an email. Many get nothing after the first attempt. And

September 19–21, 2026 | Hyatt Regency Dallas, TX Table of Contents If you have been researching real estate investing tools, AI systems, CRMs, or automation platforms but still have not fully implemented them, REI Tech Unlocked 2026 was built for you. This is not another conference full of vendor pitches

Table of Contents Most real estate investment companies have the same expensive problem: Acquisitions teams are making offers without truly knowing what dispositions can sell the deal for. That disconnect creates pricing mistakes, canceled contracts, slower assignments, and thousands left on the table. Dispositions teams are left scrambling through spreadsheets,

Table of Contents Generating leads in real estate is expensive. Most investors are somewhere between $20 and $150 per lead when you factor in paid ads, direct mail, list pulls, and skip tracing, and that spend adds up fast. What doesn’t get talked about as much is how many of

Table of Contents The markets that dominated investor attention for the past five years have shifted. Some have cooled significantly. Others that nobody was talking about in 2023 are suddenly the most interesting places to deploy capital. Here is what the data is showing, and what it means for how

Table of Contents Most investors I talk to are working hard and doing deals, but when you ask where they stand, the answer is usually a rough estimate. They know how many deals they’ve closed. They might know what they made. But when it comes to conversion rates, lead quality,

Table of Contents Most real estate investors do not hit a revenue ceiling because there is not enough opportunity. They hit one because the business they built (and the leader they are) to get to this level is not the business that will get them to the next one. That