We’ve officially reached, and surpassed, 500 members in the community! 🎉🚀 This didn’t happen by accident. It happened because each of you has contributed in your own way, asking better questions, sharing real experiences, and adding value for others. Thank you for being part of this and for helping the community grow the right way. We’re just getting started, and we’ll continue building, learning, and raising the bar together. Question for you: What’s been the most valuable part of being part of this community so far? Drop it in the comments 👇🏻🚀

Had a call with another serious land operator today. 2025 wasn't easy for any of us, but I have confidence that 2026 will be a comeback year. There are maybe 1,000 people in this space who are actually flipping. If you can get deals done, there's nothing standing in your way. Everyone overestimates the competition. It's mostly noise. The world is full of people who talk a big game but never ship. Executors win. Period. It's only a matter of when. Hope everyone wins this year!!!

I’m done talking about the land market.I’m showing what’s actually happening. We’re hosting a Live Land Flipping Monthly Brief. I’ll walk through real numbers from my business: - Deals bought and sold - How long exits actually took - Where capital was deployed - What broke - What’s still working No theory. No opinions.Just real data and real results from our operation. 📍 Feb 10 | 1 PM ET Comment 🔥 if you’re in.

We bought a property in Colorado on 11/14/2025 for $60,000. Because it’s Colorado, we fully expected this to be a spring sale.Snow on the ground. Limited buyer activity.Internally, we assumed this wouldn’t move until April, once access and visibility improved. Fast forward to this week. We received an unsolicited offer at $75,000.Worth noting: the list price was $100,000. Instead of treating it as “good enough for winter,” Juan Patino, our Dispositions Associate, went to work. He understood the leverage, framed the value correctly, and pushed the negotiation forward. The result: - Final price: $95,000 - Cash - No contingencies - Closing: 1/23/2026 That’s a $35,000 spread on a deal we didn’t even expect to exit for several more months. This is a perfect example of something we talk about internally all the time: Timing matters — but execution matters more. Your turn: What’s your win or key execution moment this week?👇🏻 Drop it in the comments — deal closed, offer sent, system implemented, hire made, or a lesson learned the hard way.

Can anyone recommend a real estate attorney (experience in land transactions) in SC? Lee county or surrounding area would be great! TIA