Hi everyone. Do you have some commercial properties in agreement right now? I am looking to help get them funded, *has to be a Double Close*. I want to know where people are buying.

Happy Labor Day, crew. Most of you have the day off. Family, grill, a break from the workweek. Enjoy it — that's what today is for. But before you close the laptop for the long weekend, I want to leave you with one thing. Today's a holiday that was fought for. A century of people who decided the deal they had with their employer wasn't the deal they were willing to accept. So they changed it — hours, wages, weekends, the whole structure of work. You're here because you're in the middle of a smaller version of that fight for your own life. Not against your employer. Against a system that says the way you build for your family is to trade hours until you're too tired to enjoy what you built. You want something different. 👉 Something you own. 👉 Something that keeps paying whether or not you're on the clock. 👉 Something your kids inherit. That's why you're in this group. That's why you're reading a Skool post on a holiday. So while you're grilling today, ask yourself one thing. What would it mean to your family — not just financially, but the whole picture — if you closed one commercial deal in the next 12 months? Sit with that for a minute. Then tomorrow, get back to building it. Enjoy the day.

I’ve noticed that many people spend a lot of time searching for the “perfect strategy”: - The perfect market - The perfect mentor - The perfect funding source - The perfect deal But sometimes the biggest difference comes from understanding the fundamentals: ✅ Knowing how to analyze a deal ✅ Understanding the seller’s motivation ✅ Building strong relationships ✅ Learning how to negotiate properly ✅ Taking action consistently A lot of successful investors didn’t start because they knew everything. They started because they were willing to learn, make mistakes, adjust, and keep moving. I’m curious: What do you think stops most people from getting their first real estate deal? 1️⃣ Lack of knowledge 2️⃣ Fear of making mistakes 3️⃣ Not enough connections 4️⃣ Not knowing where to start 5️⃣ Lack of consistency Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts. 👇

Every commercial broker in your target market gets calls from people who say they're serious investors. Most of them aren't. Brokers know it. Which means when you don't have a stack of closed deals to point to, they default to ignoring you. That's not a personality thing. That's a triage problem. The way around it isn't talking more. It's showing up with the right materials on the first contact. A clean, one-page credibility packet that tells them you know what you're doing without making them dig. It shifts the conversation from "who are you" to "how do we get this deal done." I built a template for exactly that. Structure, sections, what to include, what to leave out. Works even if you're pre-first-deal. 💬 Drop CREDIBILITY below and I'll send the Pocket Credibility Packet to your DMs.

Does anyone have any active current deals in Under Offer right now that they secured and needs funding support to get their deal to the finish line? Feel free to message me directly, I can help.