This Is. Gooooood One... Pre-call, his email basically said: “pound sand… unless you do [surprise]. ”We sent one reply. Two minutes later he was asking us to get on a call. On the call he opens with, “Is this a Gmail scam?” Twelve minutes later he’s apologizing, saying “ you’re right,” and walking us through reserve, renewal risk, capex, and even the apartment site plan—while I’m deadpan admitting, “I know nothing about this asset class. Oh, ”At our number it pencils north of a 20% cap. Fun, right? Tonight I’ll tell the whole story. The exact email that flipped him (live reveal only). ✅ The 8-second opener that melts “Gmail = scam.” ✅ The permission line that kills neediness and pulls a seller closer. ✅ The three curiosity pings that feel casual but scream “closer.” ✅ And how to treat an auction like what it really is: a certainty machine. Be live. No replay. Check Calendar For Link Bring a pen.Or keep making THEIR mortgage with your paycheck. Your call. PS. You’ll probably watch Friends or color-code your inbox instead of learning how to buy something that throws off about $5M a year using other people’s money. I get it. Comfort is persuasive. I won’t expect you to show up—but if you do, you’ll see the email that turned “not real” into “ready when you are.”

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Tonight. 8:30PM Eastern. Live Seller Call. You’re standing in front of 3 doors. One choice. One shot. Most of you will blow it. Door #1: A FREE HOTEL. Husband’s dead. Wife can’t manage it. She’s giving away the keys — but only to someone who knows what the hell they’re doing. (Hint: That could have been you, how do you fix that) Door #3: A 3-story Denver office building, downtown. The seller is literally writing a $1 MILLION check to get out. Partnership breaking up - can’t stand the stress. Keep the building or keep his wife (A lousy million is WAY cheaper than 1/2 my friends) The agent is begging us to take over the debt. And then…there’s… Door #2. (Spoiler: It stinks.) It’s the one where you don’t invest the time. Don’t find the cash. Don’t take the step. And keep telling yourself you “can’t afford” the couple bucks it takes to unlock the other doors. Let’s be honest: You don’t need more time and excuses. You need a mirror. Because if you’ve been “thinking about” doing this for weeks…months…years…. And still haven’t shown up, engaged, or upgraded… You already picked Door #2. The one with the flies. And the flush handle. But hey — Tonight’s your shot to change that. Join the live call. You get to Vote on which deal we break down. Pick the damn door that doesn’t smell like failure. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87553005717 Link’s in the calendar as well Let’s make a deal. One that pays you for life… Or one that pays you in regret.