Hi guys, Tiberios here. I run a section of Simpled Services with a team of ops under me, fully as construction arbitrage. Been at it almost two and a half years now and honestly couldn't see myself doing anything else. Got a solid book of work, mostly housing associations and property managers, and most of what I take in is mould removal. Pulling around $20k a month right now. Next year I want to hit $50k a month, and I think it's there. Happy to be here. Looking forward to seeing what everyone else runs. Tiberios

Let's define it plain, because the name is new to most people but the game is as old as money. Construction arbitrage is standing in the middle of a deal. You find the client. You write the scope. You price the job. Then you hand the work to the trades who do it, and you keep what sits in between. You're not the cheapest pair of hands. You're the one who controls the job, controls the money, and makes sure everyone gets paid. That gap in the middle, between what the client pays and what the work costs, that's your money. That's arbitrage. Now the name. Players is not gaming. There's no screen, no controller, no points. You play the game, and the game is money, real money, in the real world, out of real construction jobs on real streets. A Player is someone who plays that game and wins. When people say a major player, a power player, that's the word. Nothing to do with a console. Here's why it works. The men on site are skilled. Warriors, most of them, with families to feed. But the money was never in the tool. It's in the position above the tool, the one who brings the work, holds the risk, and pays everyone on time. Some operators here still run the tools. Some prefer to. Some would never touch them again. Doesn't matter. What matters is you understand where the real money sits. And if you're in this room, you already do. You got here one of three ways. Someone referred you. You read MIDDLEMAN. Or you read The Family Secret. All three mean the same thing. You're either already taking the money in the middle of a deal, or you've decided that's exactly where you're headed. So welcome. All of you. This is a room of real operators, real jobs, and real margin actually kept. No gurus. No dream selling. Drop an intro below. Who you are, where you are, what your business looks like right now. Then open the Classroom and start from the top. Welcome to the middle.

So happy to finally be here. My dad runs H&H. It started as a logistics business, but this year we began taking on construction projects too, mostly because the warehouse is huge and it just made sense to use it. I've been handling the project management side and applying arbitrage: bringing clients into the warehouse, going out on site visits to review their projects, and pulling quotes from a database of 300+ vetted subcontractors, all in a city of barely 100,000 people. It's been going really well, and honestly it's starting to feel like something bigger. My dad is even thinking about making it the main family business, which feels a little surreal to write out loud. So I'm really excited to be here, learn from all of you, and hear your stories too. Also keen to support other businesses on Google. Here's ours if you'd like a look: https://share.google/hJfE03lukcroYa4vt See you around x

Hey guys I’m Shay Trevor a 22 year old carpenter for 6 years. Mainly subcontract to firms but this year I started to get lots of my own work and building work. I’m heading off to Australia to continue my career in 4 months and move the business out there and do something great with my life. I have interest in becoming a carpentry contractor and also a general builder. Let’s connect

I'm a trainee right now in plumbing electrics and gas. I take on some of my own jobs outside of working hours but I'm tryna shift into the arbitrage side so I can make more money rather than running as a one man band after I qualify early next year