I created a Facebook page to share all of my knowledge on how to buy bank owned properties. If you're interested in learning, join the group. You can use the business credit card funds you got from this group and deploy it to buy real estate. https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18TpqBZVAB/. This is exactly what I did to buy these bank owned properties. I'll use some real numbers for you. I purchased an REO in Henderson, KY for $43,300 on 6/6/25. Renovated for $49,161. Refinanced on 9/19/25 and it appraised for $161,000. New loan amount was for $120,750. I have a DSCR lender that will do 80% LTV cash out. I was able to pull all of my money out on the refinance. I was using it as a mid term rental and getting $2,350.00. It's a 3 bedrooms 1 bath home and 1,248 sq ft. Current tenants saw my Facebook Marketplace add selling the home for $160,000 and wants to purchase the home. I will help them with seller credit to cover the closing costs. They can buy with an FHA loan and 3.5% on $170,000 is $5,900. They make good money. If I sell the home, I will be able to profit about $35,000-$40,000. They are buying the home fully furnished and renovated. Here is the current listing on Facebook so you can see the photos https://www.facebook.com/share/14r42Uot5oy/

Earlier in the week I mentioned there will be a Zoom hosted by @Jennifer Silletto & @Will Burke. They will be talking about how you can make money from sober living homes. As an investor or operator. Below is the zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89360528530?pwd=rSzsBbrECl4vLE9A9hYad2WNX6it9K.1 Starts at 4:30pm PST/ 7:30pm EST

Want to learn about Sober Living? This is an exit strategy after investing in real estate. You can get business funding to buy real estate. LIVE ZOOM see photos for more info.

Here is a post funding interview with @Jennifer Silletto Jennifer is a licensed real estate agent and REO investor out of Nevada. She came to me after wasting $3,000 with another "business credit guru" who ghosted her for months and never got her a single dollar in funding. 45 days later working with me, she got approved across three 0% business credit cards for $55,000 total. She's now using that funding to buy bank-owned properties in cash, renovate them, and refinance into long-term holds. Every deal she funds with 0% business credit instead of hard money saves her around $8,000 in fees and interest. That's the difference between dealing with a guru selling Paydex scores and Net-30 vendor accounts vs working with someone who's actually been getting people approved for almost a decade. I just dropped the full interview on YouTube where she breaks down: → How she got $55K at 0% in 45 days → Why she stopped using personal credit cards for real estate → How 0% business credit replaces hard money → Her honest take on DIY vs hiring someone who does this every day If you want the same strategy Jennifer used, you already know where to go. Book a call here!

Here's one of the most underrated deployment plays I've come across: bank-owned real estate (REOs). When a property goes into foreclosure and the bank takes it back, it becomes what's called an REO, Real Estate Owned. Banks aren't in the business of holding property. They want it off their books. That urgency creates buying opportunities that simply don't exist on the open market. We're talking about properties in the $50K–$70K range that cash flow, appreciate, and can be refinanced within 90 days to pull most or all of your capital back out. The strategy works like this: You buy the property, bring in a contractor to renovate, and then refinance at 80% LTV. The refinance pays you back for the purchase and rehab costs, meaning you walk away owning an asset with cash flow and equity, with little to nothing left in the deal. Here's where business credit ties directly into this: Contractors accept credit cards. That means your 0% business credit can cover materials and labor during the rehab window. When the refi closes and the funds hit, you pay the cards off. You just used interest-free capital to bridge a real estate deal. This is exactly the kind of conversation I had recently with one of our community members, @Jennifer Silletto, who has been executing this strategy across multiple properties and has the systems and team in place to walk investors through it. If you're sitting on funding or you're working toward it, this is worth understanding. Drop a comment or connect with me directly if you want to learn more about how she structures these deals.