I've been watching 👀 everyone the past week to see who was going to be our first 💯 point member, and I've loved all the participation and engagement that drives numbers like this. This community is getting stronger by the day. Drum roll .... 🥁 The winner is ... @Meredith Ries 🎉✨ Congratulations!! Who's going to be next, and who's going to be the first to 500?! 💪

People buying properties with $0 out of pocket using structures like Morby-style methods — and when the pieces line up, it actually works. Do you think it’s a good strategy? In what situations do you feel this approach is most beneficial?

We had a great call thanks to members of the community coming together with input and questions. Thank you! Check out the updates in the Funder's Playbook, as well as the Echo Funding Masterclass Call is in the Vault right HERE. Share your feedback on the call, additional questions and thoughts below. Let's nail this down together!

This is another amazing tool in the tool box to leverage the mechanics of a Double Close. I like how it benefits the end Buyer, Wholesaler, and Us more than doing a Gap lending AND reduces the risk. Great conversation starter to have with prospective contacts.

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