ConveneWe don't network.
We co-invest..
Next Table
March 14, 2026 · Austin, TX · 4 seats remaining
Real investors.
Real deals.
Every face below holds doors and has closed deals at the table. No coaches. No gurus. No spectators.
340+
Active members
$180M+
Deals co-underwritten
14
Cities active
Marcus Webb
Multifamily Operator
Austin, TX
Closed a 24-unit in 90 days with two members I met at the March table.
I'd been underwriting that deal for six months solo. Brought it to the table on a Tuesday, had a co-GP signed by Friday.
Diana Okafor
Former Broker, Buy Side
Houston, TX
Split $14K in due diligence on a 16-unit with three members. Deal closed. Costs split four ways.
The due-diligence cost-split alone paid for my membership ten times over.
Tom Reyes
Syndicator
Denver, CO
Assembled a $2.1M equity stack for my first syndication in 60 days using connections from two Convene tables.
Priya Sharma
Multifamily Operator
Dallas, TX
Red-lined a 32-unit term sheet with a member who'd done five similar deals. Saved $80K in legal fees.
There's no substitute for someone who's already made the mistake you're about to make.
James Callahan
Portfolio Landlord
Phoenix, AZ
Found my property manager, lender, and co-GP for a $3.8M acquisition — all at the same table.
In three hours I solved problems that had been sitting on my desk for a year.
Keisha Brown
Former Broker, Buy Side
Atlanta, GA
Closed my first acquisition six weeks after my first Convene table. Had never bought without a client before.
I knew how to underwrite for clients. Learning to underwrite for myself was a different muscle. This room built it.
Nathan Liu
Syndicator
Seattle, WA
Raised $900K in LP commitments from two members who'd watched me underwrite at the table for four months.
Elena Vasquez
Multifamily Operator
San Antonio, TX
Identified a distressed 18-unit off-market through a member's broker relationship. Closed in 45 days.
Off-market deal flow is a relationship business. Convene is the fastest way to build those relationships.
David Park
Portfolio Landlord
Charlotte, NC
Co-underwrote a 48-unit with two members. Shared the $22K inspection bill. Passed on the deal — together.
What happens
in the room.
Whiteboards covered in deal math. Handshakes that look earned. Candid, unposed — because the work is the show.
Austin — March 2026
Austin — March 2026
Deal math. Denver table.
Deal math. Denver table.
Houston — February 2026
Houston — February 2026
Handshakes that look earned.
Handshakes that look earned.
Charlotte — January 2026
Charlotte — January 2026
Phoenix — January 2026
Phoenix — January 2026
A shared table.
Not a platform.
Convene began as a bimonthly breakfast in Austin between six landlords who were tired of running solo. They brought deal flow, red-lined term sheets shoulder to shoulder, and split due-diligence costs on a 32-unit none of them would have touched alone.
The model worked. The table grew. Today Convene operates in fourteen cities with over 340 active members — mid-career investors holding between four and forty doors, syndicators assembling their first capital stack, and former brokers who crossed to the buy side and needed a brain trust that speaks cap rates, not platitudes.
Every applicant is screened. Every seat is limited to 24. The table stays small because the work requires trust, and trust requires faces.