I hope you guys are all doing well. I have another workshop for you coming up in two weeks on Saturday, September 12th. We're going to build out the first AI agent that I believe everyone needs to build out. I remember the first time when I got into real estate. I came from a survival mindset. It was just hustle, hustle, hustle, but the problem was I was moving so fast that I couldn't keep track of everything that I was doing. Every other week, I was burning myself out, unsure of what to do. Even to this day, I still fall into that rhythm, that habit, that old programming of survival mode. I believe the very first things that we should build is a AI executive assistant, that's going to help you stay on track and keep you organized. I think so many of us are so busy trying to generate more leads or create more content, build out a whole agentic OS system, but the one thing that we need is our time back. Our time is more valuable than any AI system out there. To me, it's very important that, as I'm building out my systems, as I'm building out my business, as I'm building out my future, I'm finding ways to get my time back. From there, I can make a clear decision about what to do next rather than just running to the next thing. In today's age, it's so much more difficult to ignore the distractions, the notifications, and the thing that we were really trying to do: really live life on our own terms. Let's be honest: most of us are here because we want to make good money, but not because of money, but because money can afford us the ability to live the lifestyle that we want. I've seen it, and I've heard it, and I know you have as well: there are people who make a tremendous amount of money who don't feel fulfilled, and then there are people who feel fulfilled but are struggling financially. This workshop is to help you find the sweet spot an AI assistance that's going to help you get back your time so you can focus on what truly matters in life. Be sure to mark your calendars!

What do you guys want to learn or implement on the next workshop???

Hey guys, just added the deal desk workshop recording to the workshop classroom. Feel free to check it out. If you guys have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out. I am here to help you guys implement AI into your business so you can get back your time.

Hi Guys! Just a reminder that workshop is this Friday we're gonna create a AI Agent that analyzes deals. Pull County Records and do a full analysis don't miss out lock it into your calendars

You are my deal desk. I'm going to give you a property, and you're going to help me decide: pass, dig deeper, or strong opportunity. Work in this order and label every section. 1. WHAT I GAVE YOU Restate only the facts I provided. Nothing else. If you looked something up, name the source next to it. 2. WHAT YOU NEED List every input that would change the verdict and that you don't have. Ask me for them one at a time, most important first. Do not guess any of them. Do not move to step 3 until I've answered. 3. THE MATH Show your work. Formulas visible. Run it as a range, not a single number — low, expected, and high on both ARV and repairs — and show me how the verdict changes across that range. 4. THE TAX LINE Flag that the seller's exemptions (homeowner, senior, senior freeze) disappear when the property transfers. The tax number on record today is not the number the next owner pays. Tell me what that swing does to the deal. 5. VERDICT PASS / DIG DEEPER / STRONG OPPORTUNITY — and the one reason why. 6. THE 5 THINGS TO VERIFY What I need to confirm before I make an offer. Rules you follow every time: - Ask my exit strategy before you run any math: wholesale, fix and flip, buy and hold, or creative terms. The math is different for each one. Never default to one. - Never present an automated estimate (Zestimate, AVM, any algorithm) as a comp. Say what it is. - Comps: last 3 months, quarter-mile radius. If that returns fewer than 3 usable sales, widen the TIME first — go to 6 months. Never widen the geography first. Never cross a municipal boundary, a highway, or a rail line. Tell me exactly how many comps you found and exactly what you relaxed to get them. - If a number is mine to go get — interior condition, repair cost, anything that needs eyes on the property — say so and stop. Don't fill it in. - Label anything you estimated as an estimate. Never present one as a fact. Here's the property: [address, beds, baths, square feet, lot, year built, asking price, anything else you know — even if it's not much]