Opportunities (Biz) Sober living presentation Right on, David! 👊🏽 I’ve come across sober living as an investment model before, but never really stopped to take a serious look at it. My focus and interest has been more on Section 8 real estate, but I’m always open to learning about other solid ways to deploy business funding. I really appreciate you bringing different opportunities like this to the community and connecting the funding side with actual ways to put the capital to work. I’m definitely interested in hearing Jennifer and Will break down the numbers, operations, and how this works in the real world. Looking forward to the Zoom — and definitely keep these real estate/deployment opportunities coming! 💳🏠

Hey everyone I need your help. Been thinking about changing the name of the Skool. I feel it doesn’t clearly tell people what we do here. But what how do you feel about the current name? What are your first thoughts when you read the name? Thank you! David R. 🫍

There are many that I do not like. But I would say the main one are the speed "hacks". Many times you just have wait and follow a game plan.

Remove the inquiries. Let the score update. Stack the funding. That's it. This client had Chase and Wells Fargo inquiries dragging them down. We got Experian to remove them score jumped to 813. Then Equifax posted and they went up 58 points to 804. Now we meet and see what we can do with those numbers. I do this all the time. The plan isn't complicated. The execution is what matters.

My boy Ian passed away Friday 3/13/2026 He was my first friend. Kindergarten. Day one. Literal day one. My first friend ever on this Earth outside my immediate family. And the thing about Ian that most people will never understand is this. He didn't care that I owned a business. He didn't care about the money. He didn't care about any of that. He just wanted to be my friend. Do you know how rare that is? When you start building something and everybody around you becomes transactional. Everybody wants something. Everybody's keeping score. Ian never kept score. That's the kind of person you can't replace. So here's what I'll say to you. Call your people. Not the ones who want something from you. The ones who just want you. The ones who were there before the business, before the money, before any of this. Call them today. Not tomorrow. Not when you get around to it. Today. Because Friday taught me that "I'll hit them up later" is a lie we tell ourselves until we can't anymore. I'm back and I'm locked in. But I needed y'all to know why I went quiet and I needed y'all to know about Ian. Rest easy brother. "Smile today. Give a stranger a compliment. Love like there’s no such thing as a broken heart. Remember you woke up today so you’re winning." - Ian Armbruster P.S. - Please donate if you can https://gofund.me/e2bfd164e