Let's share a little behind the scenes on a deal. 👀 📍 Colorado. A member in our world knew an investor with a deal under contract and a lender ready to go… but they were short the cash to actually close. Classic Stack setup. The whole deal was sitting there ready to go ... signed, waiting on money to the title company. 🏦 Here's how the week actually played out 👇 🗓️ DAY 1 — The deal hits our desk. The ask is simple: "Just need the cash to close wired to title… funded back same or next day upon recording." Transactional funding, textbook. We start underwriting that day. 🔍 🗓️ DAY 4 — Cleared. We wire ~$142,000 straight to the closing table. 💸 Buyer closes. Deal records. Done. 🗓️ NEXT DAY — The money loops right back to Real Quick Funds. In… and out. Our capital was in the deal for barely 24 hours. 🔁 Nobody's life savings tied up. No 30-year mortgage. A clean in-and-out. 🗓️ THE NEXT MORNING — We cut the referral check to our acquisitions team member. Let that sink in. 🤯 They connected a deal that needed funding … and walked away with almost two grand the very next day. ⚡ THAT is the game. 🔥 THAT is why we keep hammering it — you don't need money to make money in this. You need deals. You need connections. 👀🤝 What is your favorite way to make those connections? Comment below 👇

Below is a list of questions & answers from a current email exchange with a potential investor. Investors are normally writing checks of $100k - $500k, so they tend to ask some good questions about how their money is secured before dropping it into a private fund. This is a bit long, but I want to share this kind of dialogue in hopes that it has value to you. This was a 9 PM response from me on a Friday (maybe not an ideal strategy for when to respond lol) so I did not have time to write it shorter. Please share your thoughts and even proposed answers. 🙋‍♂️ Question: "I still didn't fully understand the downside risk in secured escrow loans. What happens if the transaction doesn't go through (mortgage doesn't kick in due to financing not being approved, for example)?" ✅ There are three ways our funds can end up at some level of risk. - First, we don't cancel before the end of the refundable period (this has never happened) so the funds "go hard" and the seller has rights to them if the deal does not close. Even in this situation, if the deal closes we are paid out per signed irrevocable instructions. If it doesn't close, we have a promissory note and personal guarantee with the borrower to collect on the debt.  - Second, we do cancel in time but the seller complains and the escrow company locks up our funds until either the buyer and seller agree to release it, or it's determined by a third party such as a judge. It would be very improbable that funds wouldn't come back to us but the delay is less than ideal. If they didn't, we have the same last resort options as above - Third, the title company just doesn't do what they are supposed to do per our contracts or the law. We send them a demand letter, if they choose to try to avoid responsibility we first pressure them via a complaint to the department of insurance (regulatory) that they are required to respond to in writing, and to the title insurance company that provides them insurance, allowing them to be in business. Either of those can shut down the title company. The title company as Errors & Omissions insurance to cover these errors on their part. The last option here, and one that I've seen successful is to file a lawsuit against the title company. 

I have been following the new classroom which led me to revise my Facebook ad. The old one was a little vague but this one is more direct. Everything else is the same, same audience, same location, same frequency, sdame purpose (leads). The attached picture truncates the sides but the most important part is visable. I paused the old ad because the leads generated went nowhere.I am restarting the new ad with hopes the leads will be more valuable.

What a time to be alive! The Month of June + July 1st: 2 Double Closes and 4 Stack Method deals funded and Closed with my own funds! 🚀 A lot of hard work and perseverance got me to where I am now. A lot of people didn’t believe in me, was not welcomed to join in rooms with others who have been successful and was told I couldn’t make this business work because I’m a Mom of 2 babies under 5yrs old with a W2. I dealt with a lot of disappointments and mindset setbacks, but I kept 👏 on👏 going👏 I funded $878,772.41 of my own funds and made a profit of $16,395.85!!!!!! I am so so grateful for God, my husband, and the handful of folks that believed & supported me (you know who you are 😉). THANK YOU! 🙏 Looking forward to keeping the momentum! 🔥

(updated) As part of the update we moved from two to three tiers. Here is what that means in plain ... Utah English. 🥉 Standard — Free (see Note below) Access to the Start Here block. This is your orientation. Get set up, learn how the community works, and see what we are all about. ⛔ Note: Members are allowed to stay in this tier for 10 days, at that point if they have chosen to not progress forward, their membership will expire. We are here to take action and move forward. We understand some come to look and see, so we need to keep the community clean from those inactive accounts. This is effective as of July 1st. 🥈 Premium — $17/month Everything in Standard, plus the full education. That is the 🤔 Know the Game, 🚦Go Get Deals, and 📚 The Library. This is where you learn transactional funding and how to go find and fund deals. 🥇 VIP — $97/month Everything in Premium, plus the tools that build this as a business. The 🏗️ Deal Machine, your own branded white label site (transactional + primary) with the automated nurturing campaign, ⚡ Run It Up with the full Morby & Echo education plus playbooks, and 🔁 The Replays with every recorded live call. One quick note on the names 📝 Standard, Premium, and VIP are the tier names Skool gives us, and we cannot change them. We are keeping the names Skool uses so everything stays consistent, but we know the shift can feel a little confusing at first. That is exactly why this post is here. What this means for you 👇 If you were a Standard member, you stay right where you are, free. Your access is limited to the Start Here block until you upgrade to either Premium or VIP, and then the rest opens up. If you were a Premium member, you have already been moved to VIP to line up with the new structure. You keep the Deal Machine and everything you already had, and you do not need to do a thing. And here is the promise we keep for everyone. Whatever price you are at, that is your price for as long as you renew. Lock in a rate and it stays yours. 🔒