Anyone have any experience offering clients financing options?

- Sales? - Pricing? - Getting jobs? - Time management? - Hiring? Drop it below—Lets see how we can help each other out!

I’ve been a little quiet in here the past few months—but not inactive. Behind the scenes I’ve been: • Running my landscaping & construction companies • Building out a private money lending business • Working through real deals, real problems, real wins And honestly… that’s exactly what this group is supposed to be about. Not theory. Not motivation posts.👉 Real-world execution. So we’re getting back to that starting today. Over the next few weeks I’m going to start breaking down: • How I structure service businesses to actually make money • Real deal scenarios (what works / what doesn’t) • Simple ways to start with what you have right now But first—I want to hear from you: 👇 What are you currently working on or trying to figure out? Whether you’re: • Trying to start your first service business • Stuck getting consistent customers • Looking to grow past doing everything yourself Drop it below. I’ll start responding and building content around what you guys actually need.

I’m looking to get a full website rebuild, do you guys have any recommendations?

The residential market is starting to wear on me. The cost per customer is high and inevitably they want the world but don’t like the price tag. This leads to either negotiation of price and the only way I negotiate price is to drop services not quality. I’d like to actively pursue repeatable commercial work but I’m sure there are trade offs. I’ve retired once already and am not trying to set the world on fire with growth, I’d like to stay relatively small and agile, limiting the number of direct hires and bring on subs as necessary. What routes or methods have you found to make the transition doable?