Year-round
Membership
LOA is a selective, peer-to-peer network and community where experts talk candidly with other operators about what's working and what isn't, and who to call when a deal gets complicated. Together, members can take on bigger and harder deals than they would alone.
Membership keeps you connected between Summits, to the people you've met in the room and the ones you haven't yet.
Who it's for
For people who want this group all year.
Members are doing land deals right now and have the track record to show for it. They want people they trust enough to call when a deal gets complicated.
Allied professionals are members too: the builders, brokers, lenders, attorneys, fund managers, and others who help get land deals done.
For those who have attended a Summit, membership keeps those relationships close for the rest of the year.
The expectation
Four things we ask of every member.
Membership applications are by invitation only, and the expectation is simple: give as much as you get.
01
Build trusted relationships.
Show up, get to know people beyond the deal, and make introductions when you can help.
02
Share what you know.
Bring real deals, mistakes, and lessons, not polished pitches. What's said in the room stays in the room.
03
Raise the bar.
Do business the way you'd want your name attached to it, and help the next generation of operators get in the right way.
04
Make the network stronger.
Bring in people who add real value and vouch only for people you'd stand behind.
We take these seriously. We may turn down or end a membership that doesn't keep them.
For members
Member benefits
Access
- The first invitation to every LOA Summit, before seats are offered to anyone else.
- An early look at each year's speakers and agenda, before they're announced.
Discretion
- We never publish who our members are, and we don't share member details outside the alliance.
- A digital member badge with your name, company, and membership year, to show or not as you choose.
Community
- Members-only emails from the co-founders between Summits, about what we're seeing in land and what members are working on.
- Introductions when you ask. Tell us who you're trying to reach, and if both sides are willing, we'll connect you.
In their words
What attendees said
This was the highest-level land event I've ever attended. The caliber of people in the room is what made it so awesome. And everyone was engaged, open, and willing to share their strategies and what they had going on, including their struggles and what wasn't working. I left with ideas and relationships that helped my business. If you're serious about land and development, this is a room worth being in.
I knew it was a high-level event going into it. I didn't know it was to this degree. It was eye-opening to see the knowledge base and the types of deals people were doing. Some very high-level people doing tens of millions of dollars were there. It was really, really cool.
Membership
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cost to membership?
Yes. Members pay annual dues, and the amount is stated in each invitation.
Does membership include a seat at the Summit?
No. Summit seats are sold separately, by invitation, and active members are invited first.
Are dues credited if a member cannot attend the Summit?
No. Dues are neither credited nor refunded when a member is unable to attend a Summit. Membership continues, and active members are invited first to the next one.
How does membership renew?
Membership renews each year until it is canceled. A reminder is sent by email 30 days before each renewal, stating the date and the amount.
How is a membership canceled?
A member may cancel at any time from the account page. Membership remains active through the end of the period already paid.
How are members admitted?
Membership is by invitation only. A prospective member may request an invitation through this site or be nominated by a current member. In either case, the three co-founders review the request and consider experience, reputation, and willingness to contribute.
Is Land Operators Alliance a nonprofit organization?
No. Land Operators Alliance, LLC is a for-profit limited liability company. It is not a nonprofit or a tax-exempt organization.
Next step
Request an invitation
Tell us about your work in land. The co-founders review every request personally.
Request an invitation