Learn. Ask questions. See how it works.
Quarterly webinars and in-person conversations about private real estate lending and pursuing passive real estate income without becoming a landlord.
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VRA Capital events are designed for current investors and prospective accredited investors who want a clear, practical look at private real estate lending.
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Join Steve Seymour and Rob Lawrence for a CamaPlan webinar about VRA Capital's lending approach, how real estate-backed opportunities are evaluated, and how the investor review process works.
Inside VRA Capital: How the Fund Works
Breakfast, real project stories, and an open Q&A about participating in real estate without taking on the day-to-day work of being a landlord.
Two ways to learn.
Each quarter, VRA Capital plans one live webinar and one in-person event. Webinars make focused topics accessible from anywhere; in-person gatherings create room for deeper conversation, project stories, and networking.
Inside VRA Capital: How the Fund Works
Join Steven Seymour and the VRA Capital team to learn how private real estate lending can offer a more passive way to participate in real estate.
We will explain how VRA Capital evaluates, funds, and monitors real estate-backed loan opportunities, share selected project stories, and discuss the risks and responsibilities investors should understand.
- How private real estate lending differs from being a landlord
- What VRA reviews before deciding whether to fund a loan
- How real estate-backed loans are structured and monitored
- Lessons from selected completed and active project stories
- How to continue the conversation if the approach may fit your goals
Breakfast and networking
How lending works
Project stories
Q&A and next steps
VRA Capital events are educational. Registration or attendance does not constitute an offer, recommendation, or guarantee of performance. Any offering is available only through the applicable governing documents and involves risk, including possible loss of principal.