If you want to acquire a cash-flowing business without your own capital or financial credibility, then understand this: You will need experienced partners. No exceptions. Strong businesses are not handed to beginners or solo dreamers. They’re given to teams with structure, experience, and trust. ✅ Structure your deal ✅ Bring in experienced operators ✅ Build credibility as a team ✅ Reduce risk for sellers & investors If you don’t have money, your people and your structure become your leverage

Every day, we cross paths with people who can become our allies or our enemies — in business, in life, and in this game. How they see us, how they respond to us, and how far we go with them all comes down to how we move. So remember this: 👉 Move with truth.👉 Operate with integrity.👉 Stand on your word. The truth might not always make you popular, but it will always make you powerful. When your intentions are pure, your execution is precise, and your words align with your actions — you will prevail. True Superior isn’t just a name. It’s a standard.We win with honor, discipline, and unwavering truth. 🦅 Stay sharp. Stay real. Stay superior.

Over the past few months, I’ve been diving deep into private equity deals and connecting with business brokers. One thing became immediately clear: working with motivated brokers and sellers is far simpler and more straightforward than most people realize. Here’s what I learned: 1️⃣ Motivation Drives Action - Brokers and sellers in private equity deals are truly motivated to close. - Negotiations move faster because both sides have the same goal — getting the deal done. 2️⃣ Asking the Right Questions is Everything - The key to uncovering opportunity isn’t fancy tactics — it’s knowing the proper questions to ask. - Questions like: “Why are you selling?” or “What’s your ideal outcome?” are gold. - Interestingly, these are the same exact questions we ask when targeting wholesale real estate deals. 3️⃣ Simplicity Wins - The process doesn’t have to be complicated. - Build relationships, ask smart questions, understand motivations, and structure the deal correctly — the mechanics fall into place. 💡 Takeaway: Whether you’re analyzing a business or a property, the principles of motivation, the right questions, and clarity of outcome are universal. Success comes from being disciplined, prepared, and genuinely solution-oriented. At Elite Superior Academy, this is the mindset we train our team to carry across every deal type — wholesale real estate or business acquisitions. 💬 Pro Tip: Treat every lead or listing as a motivated opportunity — your job is to uncover the path to a win-win solution.

In the world of true wealth, private equity and business flipping are where the real power lies. This is where ownership becomes the ultimate game, where you’re not just hustling for income, but building empires that print cash flow. Private equity is about buying existing, cash-producing businesses, improving them, and multiplying their value. Instead of starting from scratch, you acquire what’s already working, restructure the systems, elevate the brand, and expand the profits. That’s how you compress decades into years. Business flipping takes it one step further. You identify undervalued companies, apply elite systems, install the right leadership, increase efficiency, and then sell or refinance for massive upside. It’s the art of acquisition and elevation. This is what separates entrepreneurs from empire builders - understanding that ownership is leverage, and leverage is power

Ask for experience: “How many business-asset / M&A escrows have you done in the last 24 months? What size, equity vs asset, hold-back structure?” - Confirm escrow structuring: Do they handle stock/membership interest transfers, indemnity escrows, enterprise asset purchase, working capital adjustment escrows, earn-outs? - Verify licensing and risk mitigation: Are they properly licensed under Arizona escrow / trust laws? Do they have wire-fraud prevention, segregated accounts, insurance? - Understand fees and terms: Structure of fees (flat + percentage, holdback fees, release schedules), timelines, conditions for release. - Make sure fit for your business model: Given you operate under an Elite Caliber hierarchy and likely private equity orientation, ensure the escrow firm fits that type of acquisition (not just residential real-estate escrows). - Ask for references (non-confidential or anonymized) of similar transactions they’ve handled.