In this video, I walk you through the essential steps of analyzing a real estate deal, focusing on the importance of having a well-defined buy box. I emphasize three key numbers you need to know, starting with the After Repair Value (ARV), which is crucial for determining your offer price. I also discuss the significance of understanding your market, particularly in competitive areas, where you should aim to buy properties at 55-65% of the ARV. As you evaluate potential deals, remember that if any aspect of your buy box doesn't check out, it's best to move on. I encourage you to reach out if you have questions or need assistance with your deal analysis.

Hey all! If you’re a real house flipper, you know this business requires you to be good at lots of things, all at once! You have to find, evaluate, and buy good deals. You have to get them funded for purchase and repairs. You have to get them remodeled, on a budget, on time… and who does the work!!?? Then you have to get it sold, for top dollar. That means more marketing, understanding the market, and negotiating with buyers and their agents. And you have to do all of this while still running your family, relationships, health and spiritual life as well… 😮‍💨 Easy work!! 🤣🤣 What I want to know is, what part of this business do you find the most challenging?? I’m starting broad… which area is giving you the most struggle and/or stress?? Will you answer below??

HEY ALL!! THIS WEEK'S PAID GROUP COACHING CALL IS OPEN TO EVERYONE IN THIS ACADEMY!! REGISTER HERE!! If you’ve ever wanted to peek behind the curtain of what it really takes to build a 7-figure real estate investing business, you don’t want to miss this. This week on our **Flipping 4 Real Mastermind Call**, we’re bringing in a special guest: Clay, Founder of Abode Homebuyers. Clay has been acquiring and managing single-family & multifamily properties since 2009. He’s personally been involved in 700+ real estate transactions and today runs a full-time wholesale & flipping company generating over $1M per year! Here’s what you’ll discover: ✅ The systems Clay uses to consistently find and close profitable deals ✅ How he scaled from being a solo real estate agent to running a 7-figure investing business ✅ Lessons from over a decade in the game (and 700+ deals) ✅ Mindset & family strategies to stay balanced while building wealth This is an interactive mastermind discussion, led by Brad and Tiffany — you’ll get the chance to ask your own questions and hear real-world insights you can apply immediately. 📅 Date: Wednesday 9/24/2025 🕒 Time: 2:00 PM MST📍 Where: Live on Zoom (link provided after registration) 👉 Reserve your free spot now: Registration Link Seats are limited so we can keep this interactive — don’t wait to grab yours. Excited to see you there, Brad and Tiffany Lancaster Founders, Flipping 4 Real Academy

Hey Friends! Have you ever questioned everything — your work, your purpose, even your friendships — all at once? Weeks like this make me feel that way. And I know I’m not alone. So many entrepreneurs I’ve talked to lately are questioning what they do, what they stand for, and even who they call friends. Maybe you’ve been there too — wrestling with doubt, fear, imposter syndrome, or even wondering what it’s all for. I want to share where I’m at, in hopes it gives you some direction as well. Lately, I’ve been facing a health issue no one has answers for. My joints swell, my muscles ache, some nights I run fevers, and most mornings it’s hard just to get out of bed. It feels like suffering. That word — suffering — takes me back to Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning. Two truths he taught stand out to me: 1. Suffering is inevitable, just like death. Without it, life isn’t complete. 2. Suffering stops being suffering the moment we give it meaning. So I’ve been asking myself: what’s the deeper meaning in this? And beyond my own life, when we as a community are faced with tragedy, loss, or division, fear and anger can easily become suffering — mentally, emotionally, spiritually. Unless we give it meaning. For me, the meaning is simple: I can’t control circumstances, but I can control my response. As Frankl said, “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances.” If I respond with fear, it shows me where I’m at. If I respond with anger, likewise. I’m choosing to respond with hope and love. Tiffany and I are recommitting to becoming our best selves so we can show up for you. We believe we are all loved by God. We believe in the power of couples, the beauty of families, the gift of entrepreneurship, and the path of personal growth. We want to walk with other entrepreneurs and couples who are chasing true freedom and lasting happiness. We’ll share what’s working and what’s not. And above all, we won’t stay silent about these beliefs.

Hey F4R family, One of the biggest mistakes new investors make is chasing every deal that hits their inbox. That leads to overwhelm, wasted time, and usually bad decisions. The solution? Define your buy box. Your buy box is simply your set of rules for what kind of deals you’re looking for. It’s the filter that lets you know within 30 seconds whether something is worth digging into or if you should pass and move on. Here are the 5 things to nail down for your buy box: 1️⃣ Location – What cities, zip codes, or neighborhoods will you invest in? 2️⃣ Property Type – Single-family, multi-family, condos? 3️⃣ Price Range – What’s your target purchase range? 4️⃣ Condition – Cosmetic rehab, heavy fixer, turnkey? 5️⃣ Exit Strategy – Flip, wholesale, or rental? 👉 Your action step: Write out your buy box and drop it in the comments below. Use the CHEAT SHEET I've attached! I've also added a link to a training I just recorded on it. https://www.loom.com/share/4a146048fce04533865de9c9e07fb23a?sid=4761f766-dd51-46d3-9ce2-5edeb202670d Don’t overthink it. Keep it simple, keep it focused. And remember, your buy box can evolve as you grow. Let’s help each other get clear — share yours below so we can all sharpen our focus together. — Brad