We put about $350 into this deal and walked away with roughly $60,000 in 40 days. No rehab. No hard money. No cash out of pocket beyond notary and recording fees. This one is about what happens when you take everything the creative finance world teaches — subject-to, seller financing, novation, wraps — and apply it to properties with clouded titles and fractured ownership between heirs. Here's the situation. Mom passed away and left a house to two kids. The brother lives in it and wants to move to Arkansas. The sister lives nearby, isn't hurting for money, and doesn't really talk to him. Probate closed, but the house never got included, so nothing ever transferred into their names. Meanwhile there's a tax lawsuit with a court date and an accelerated sale coming. Neither of them could solve it alone. That's the whole opportunity. We negotiated with each of them separately, papered it so the deed came to us within 48 hours, and didn't pay them for 60 days. That gap is what let us control the listing, find a buyer, and close — before a dollar left our account. Hope you guys enjoy!

If you're like most people here, you want to make life-changing money...but you're overwhelmed with 'I don't know where to start'. Think of it as eating an elephant - take one bite at a time. If you haven't already chosen a market, do some research on which market you'd like to tap into first. Metro areas with high property valuations is somewhere I'd start and then look into their intestacy succession or ESTATES CODE for that state. Find the estates code by typing this into google or Perplexity AI: Find me the estates code for STATE and explain it to me as if you were speaking to a 7th grader. (No offense to anyone here, I just like simple terms). This is important to know because if you've committed to the decision of becoming a Curative Title Practitioner, you need to be informed on legal and terminology otherwise you're going to up a creek without a paddle (my English teach always said this 😂) & of course you need to know if you're working in a Non-Probate or Probate State. Take this role seriously because of the risk involved...that goes without to say, HIGH RISK, HIGH REWARD. There's so much more to this, however, I'll give you bite size pieces of this big a** elephant. I'm curious which markets ya'll are considering or tapping into already. Let me know in the chat and let's create some momentum!!

We want to be transparent and show you want is possible when your in this space. This is a deep blue ocean in real estate. Here are the numbers we placed for the month of April 2026 Properties and Revenue: - 8xx Dolly: $79,840.84 on April 1st - 5xxx Haight: $85,718.61 on April 8th - 7xxx Dallas: $33,349.74 on April 13th - 4xxx Firnat: $63,575.21 on April 14th - 4xx West Archer: $55,928.77 on April 20th Total Revenue: $318,413.17 for the month of April. We have a free training next Wednesday at 6pm cst the link is in the calendar. Or if you want to apply for our next cohort. Comment 'Cohort' and I can send you the link. I'll post May's in a few days.

Hey team, just signed up for the VIP program and have a question I didn't see was answered in modules (maybe addressed in cohort?) but I'm trying to pin down which market to start investing in I'm from Chicago (traveling abroad) but am an out of state investor in Birmingham, AL. Was asking Claude questions to help narrow down which market to target and it ended up with this response. Neither AL nor IL is a clean "AOH state" — both are conditional/title-insurer-dependent. The real differentiator for your curative work in each state is less "which one allows AOH" and more "which title insurers/attorneys in that market are willing to underwrite based on heirship documentation vs requiring full probate or quiet title." That's a relationship question with local title companies and attorneys, not a statutory lookup. ----------------------------- So CT investing really is more about attorneys and title companies than AOH vs Probate state? I understand that deals can be done in probate states but timeline-wise I assume we want to focus on AOH/Pre-Probate friendly markets where there are creative ways to not go thru probate?

Would you go after this prospective lead? Why or why not?