Hey there — I’m Chris Jeub. I own and operate Monument Glamping in Colorado, and I’ve built this community to help landowners turn their property into a revenue-generating asset through glamping. If you’re here, you’re probably exploring one of these paths: - Turning raw land into income - Adding a tent, dome, cabin, or container home - Navigating county permits, utilities, and inspections - Financing your build-out without drowning in debt - Learning from someone who’s already done it (and is still in the trenches daily) That’s exactly what this community is for. Straight answers. Real experience. No hype. No theorizing. Just the actual road to building a profitable glamping site. WHAT TO DO FIRST To get the most out of this community, knock out these steps: 1. Introduce Yourself — Tell us where you're from, what land you have (or want), and what you hope to build. 2. Watch the Videos — Check out the Classroom to get a feel for the systems: the build-out phases, permits, utilities, operations, and financing. 3. Book an Onboarding Call — If you’re serious about building, the call will help you figure out your next right step and whether any of my programs can help you get there faster. WHAT TO EXPECT HERE This community is your shortcut. You’ll find: - Case studies from actual glamping owners - Financing strategies and breakdowns - Permitting wins (and battles I’ve fought so you don’t have to) - Build-out lessons, mistakes, and legal nuances - Operations systems that actually scale - Weekly tips from what I’m dealing with in real time This is the stuff nobody tells you until you’re already in trouble. You get it up front. COMMUNITY GUIDELINES - Be real. No posturing, no guru talk. - Be helpful. Share wins, struggles, lessons. - Be respectful. We’re all in different stages. - No spam or promo. This group only works if we keep it honest and useful. YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE IF… - You own land (or want to) - You want to build a glamping site the right way - You want to avoid catastrophic mistakes - You want a community of builders, not dreamers