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Welcome To Curative Investor
Hey, it’s Phillip Thai, If you’re here, you’re probably an experienced investor who’s tired of grinding out wholesales, flips, and rentals for thinner and thinner spreads… and you’re ready to work fewer, better, curative deals. Same. That’s exactly why we (@Rob Lee and @Christina Sanchez) built this community. Our promise to you: everything in here comes from deals we’ve actually done, mistakes we’ve actually made, and processes we actually use in the real world. Where things are at right now You currently have access to the core foundations of the Curative Investor system: 1. Research -- How to find and evaluate tax‑delinquent and “messy title” opportunities, so you’re not guessing which deals are worth your time. 2. Marketing -- Where to find leads in the TX market. 3. Sales -- What to say? How to say? What information to collect? Understanding family dynamics. As we go, I’ll keep adding trainings, deal breakdowns, and resources based on what you are running into in the field. What you have access to inside Skool Right now you can: - Go through the Start Here, Research, Marketing, and Sales courses in the Classroom - Join our live calls to get your questions answered in real time --> Live calls will start late Feb - Post deals, questions, and wins in the Community so we can help you move faster Use this space. The more you put in, the more you’ll get out. How to get started today (do this now) 1. Introduce yourself below using this format: 2. Comment on 2 other intros. Say what you resonate with or where you might be able to help. We’re building a network of sharp investors, not a group of spectators. 3. Start the “Research” course in the Classroom. Watch the first module today. Even if it’s late. Even if you’re busy. Momentum matters more than perfect timing.
Welcome To Curative Investor
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We Will Joint Venture With You
We're thrilled to have you on this journey to becoming a Curative Investor — operating in a deep blue ocean where competition is thin and six-figure returns are within reach. We know that getting started isn't always straightforward. 🚧 Maybe you don't have the capital yet. 🚧 Maybe you need guidance on your first deal. 🚧 Maybe you're sitting on a lead but aren't sure which strategy fits the situation. That's exactly why we're opening the door to joint venture with us. Whether it's your first deal or your tenth, our Curative Investor JV Partnership is here to help you get it across the finish line. We bring the experience, the capital, and the hands-on support — you bring the deal. Fill out the form below with as much detail as possible about your deal, and we'll reach out to discuss how we can work together. 👉 https://forms.gle/KtL4rxJNXRkSmB64A
Just trying to make sense of the contracts + documents available in the community
Hey everyone, I just recently joined the community and was just exploring the classroom. I stumbled upon the resources section, which had a Google Drive containing multiple contracts + documents. For the light closing documents, I assumed that these are the bare minimum documents that you had to prepare for a closing packet. Would this be accurate? Also, what's the difference between the affidavit of understanding, assignment of claims, assignment of rights to contest taxes and liens, and confirmatory release? I'm trying to understand when or in which situation these documents should be used. Thanks!
Click EVERYTHING!
I was looking for children for two decedents and saw evidence of them from a 1950's Census Record. Notice in the first screenshot, the child's name is indexed with the last name 'Diggles'. When I clicked on her name, I didn't find ANY other suggested records. However, when I clicked on the actual 1950's Census Record Image as seen in the second screenshot, I was able to see the child I was looking for was born as a 'Lockett'. This helped me locate exactly who I was looking for. Click on everything when you're researching, some things you may need and others you don't, but you won't know until you know, ya know?
Click EVERYTHING!
Working a foreclosure lead
So I am working a lead in Austin , Texas . There foreclosure sale is next week on Tuesday. Property is a 4 bedroom , 3 bath home with a pool. Major repairs needed through the entire house , including roof, HVAC and pool. Principal balance $104,500, don't have payoff or reinstatement yet. ARV $399-$425k. I am suppose to speak to him at 5:30 to discuss options. Just checking on your opinions. Should I start doing deep research on it now or do I have enough time?
Working a foreclosure lead
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