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Welcome To Curative Investor
Hey, it’s Phillip Thai, If you’re here, you’re probably an experienced investor who’s tired of grinding out wholesales, flips, and rentals for thinner and thinner spreads… and you’re ready to work fewer, better, curative deals. Same. That’s exactly why we (@Rob Lee and @Christina Sanchez) built this community. Our promise to you: everything in here comes from deals we’ve actually done, mistakes we’ve actually made, and processes we actually use in the real world. Where things are at right now You currently have access to the core foundations of the Curative Investor system: 1. Research -- How to find and evaluate tax‑delinquent and “messy title” opportunities, so you’re not guessing which deals are worth your time. 2. Marketing -- Where to find leads in the TX market. 3. Sales -- What to say? How to say? What information to collect? Understanding family dynamics. As we go, I’ll keep adding trainings, deal breakdowns, and resources based on what you are running into in the field. What you have access to inside Skool Right now you can: - Go through the Start Here, Research, Marketing, and Sales courses in the Classroom - Join our live calls to get your questions answered in real time --> Live calls will start late Feb - Post deals, questions, and wins in the Community so we can help you move faster Use this space. The more you put in, the more you’ll get out. How to get started today (do this now) 1. Introduce yourself below using this format: 2. Comment on 2 other intros. Say what you resonate with or where you might be able to help. We’re building a network of sharp investors, not a group of spectators. 3. Start the “Research” course in the Classroom. Watch the first module today. Even if it’s late. Even if you’re busy. Momentum matters more than perfect timing.
Welcome To Curative Investor
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@Brandon Fair Welcome! The ones that you passed up on, have you tried revisiting and see with your knew curative glasses?
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@William Wong Welcome W². Where are you looking for your first curative deal? Which County?
Our Revenue In May 2026
This is why we are so bullish on curative investing. xxxx6 Westland: $92,023.66 1xx Virginia St: $121,484 xxx1 Wallace: $45,204.49 Total: $258,712.15 This space is still a deep blue ocean in real estate. We want to be transparent because people need to see what is possible when you understand this side of real estate. Free training is next Wednesday at 6 PM CST. The link is in the calendar. Our Next Cohort of 20 is starting July 8th, 2026. Comment “Cohort” if you want to apply for our next cohort.
Our Revenue In May 2026
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The Wallace property is my top fave 3 of all time. That's a good one to share.
Probate vs AOH states & Market selection
Hey team, just signed up for the VIP program and have a question I didn't see was answered in modules (maybe addressed in cohort?) but I'm trying to pin down which market to start investing in I'm from Chicago (traveling abroad) but am an out of state investor in Birmingham, AL. Was asking Claude questions to help narrow down which market to target and it ended up with this response. Neither AL nor IL is a clean "AOH state" — both are conditional/title-insurer-dependent. The real differentiator for your curative work in each state is less "which one allows AOH" and more "which title insurers/attorneys in that market are willing to underwrite based on heirship documentation vs requiring full probate or quiet title." That's a relationship question with local title companies and attorneys, not a statutory lookup. ----------------------------- So CT investing really is more about attorneys and title companies than AOH vs Probate state? I understand that deals can be done in probate states but timeline-wise I assume we want to focus on AOH/Pre-Probate friendly markets where there are creative ways to not go thru probate?
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Great question @Sam Diab — and I’m glad you’re researching this before choosing a market. In practice, CT investing is not just about whether a state is “AOH-friendly” or “probate-heavy.” The bigger question is: Can you build a reliable closing path in that market? That usually comes down to local attorneys, title companies, investor activity, and how willing they are to work through heirship/title issues without forcing every deal into full probate or quiet title. Success leaves clues. Look at where deals are actually getting done, where the process is smoother, and where you can get the most support. Since you’re out of state, you’ll also want to consider boots on the ground, local relationships, and which market gives you the best chance to close your first deal quickly. I’d focus less on finding the “perfect” state and more on choosing the path of least resistance: where you have support, where title issues can be worked through, and where you can learn fast, close a deal, and build momentum before expanding. I hope that helps pal.
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@Sam Diab Don't read too hard haha. We want your keen eyes fresh when we begin our next cohort! Also, if you aren't utilizing AI to help provide with you with briefs/summaries about those legal docs already and what words to familiarize yourself with, I highly suggest you do that asap. Use as a thought partner rather than a menial task manager.
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Would you go after this prospective lead? Why or why not?
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@Iván Terrero Try underwriting it and see whatcha come out with. I’m curious to see how ya’ll are thinkin
Quit Claim Deeds
If a deceased person did a QC to relative and I show no other problems other than 20K tax bill for 400K property. Is this something to go after since property was quit claimed. This would not be an heir deal, in which they may want to much for property on west coast area. Any advice?
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Phil is correct. In addition, I'd ask: How did the deceased owner of record acquire the property? As a single or married person? Did they receive 100% ownership or was it partial ownership - such as intrafamily dissolution where a family member conveys some ownership? How much ownership was conveyed to the new owner? Are there any liens such as code or city compliance liens, HOA liens, tax lien from a tax loan company, etc. Are QCDs accepted by the state as an acceptable form of conveyance? In TX, they've gotta season for at least 4 years before title will insure. Are there any exemptions on the property? If the occupant is over the age of 65, they could qualify for several exemptions including an O65 exemption, Homestead, Disability, Veteran - look for that. That could be a reason why there are no payments. Is there a Tax Lawsuit? or lawsuits against the new owner. Find all ze pain!! (evil cat laugh)
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