Most people want to be in real estate deals. Few understand which seat they're actually sitting in. There are two roles in every syndication — and they are not created equal. The LP (Limited Partner) writes the check. They own the lions share of the deal, collect passive income, and let someone else handle the work. Low involvement. Capped upside. Protected position. The GP (General Partner) finds the deal, structures it, manages the asset, and makes every key decision along the way. Higher responsibility. Higher risk. And when executed well — significantly higher upside through the promote. Neither role is wrong. They serve different people with different goals. But here's what most new investors miss — the GP seat is where real wealth gets built. Not because GPs take more risk. Because GPs create value. They don't just participate in a deal. They engineer it. The promote exists for a reason. You earn a disproportionate share of the upside because you did the work nobody else wanted to do — finding the deal, underwriting it, raising the capital, managing the execution, and being accountable when things get hard. If you're serious about sitting in the GP seat — not someday, but on your next deal — that's exactly what the 90 Day Multifamily Sprint is built for. We teach you the system, plug you into the market, and work alongside you to find, fund, and execute a real acquisition. Not theory. Not homework. An actual deal. 👉 Drop a comment below or DM me "SPRINT" if you want details on the next cohort.

This is where the real work starts. We’re kicking off a full demo + turnaround on a 10-unit multifamily in Southwest Roanoke — and I wanted to walk you through exactly how we’re thinking about it before a dollar gets spent. This deal is sitting at ~50% occupancy with years of deferred maintenance… but that’s where the opportunity is. In this video I break down: - What we’re tearing out vs keeping - How we’re prioritizing the renovation scope - Where the real value-add actually comes from (hint: it’s not just cosmetic) - And how we’re turning this into a stabilized, cash-flowing asset Most people look at a property like this and see problems. We look at it and see a clear path to forced appreciation. This is going to be a full series — from demo day all the way through lease-up and stabilization — so you’ll get to see how this actually plays out in real time. If you’re serious about multifamily and want to understand how operators actually think through these deals… start here. 👇 Drop your questions below and I’ll answer them in the next video.

Last week we closed on this 10-unit value-add property in Roanoke with a few members from our latest 90 Day Multifamily Sprint. This one is special to me because it wasn’t just a deal we found and brought to investors. We actually went through the entire process together: • Learning the fundamentals • Identifying the right property • Structuring the funding • Navigating due diligence • Raising capital from outside investors • Getting it across the closing table And now the fun part begins — execution. Our in-house Haven teams will handle the renovation plan, leasing strategy, and day-to-day operations while the group gets to see what operating a real deal actually looks like. Not a case study.Not a hypothetical.A real property, real numbers, real work. The coolest part is watching people go from “I want to get into multifamily someday” to actually owning part of a building. Really proud of this group for taking the leap and seeing it through. Now the real work starts. 🔨 Excited to watch this property transform over the next 12–18 months. And excited for the next Sprint cohort coming up soon. @Wayne Fingleton @Collette Ngante @Chase Journell @Abigail Journell @Bryan Pruett @Kelly Pruett @John Weiss