There is a misconception that proximity equals control. People think you need to be in the same city to close the deal, or that you can’t trust a process you can’t physically see. That is a limiting belief that keeps your business small. Look at this win. Jason operates out of Egypt. The property was in Rochester, New York. That is a 5,000-mile gap. The obstacles were all there: A massive time difference. The fear of being "kept in the dark" or ghosted. And the hardest variable of all—a deal where the numbers were incredibly tight. Most dispo teams look at tight margins and fold. They tell you it can’t be done because they don’t want to do the work required to make it happen. Enter the Dispo Dragons. We took the deal. We communicated constantly to erase the distance, and the team pocketed a nice little $5,000 assignment fee. Not the biggest deal in the world, but In the end it was a win-win-win. And let's be honest? You'd still cash a 5k check wouldn't you? This isn't about luck. It’s about the standard you set for your partners. When you have your acquisitions dialed in, the only thing standing between you and the wire is the competence of your disposition team. You deserve a partner who treats your deal with the same urgency you do, whether you are down the street or across the ocean. If you are tired of wondering if your deals are actually being worked, or if you’re leaving money on the table because the spread looks "too hard" to close—stop settling. You have done the hard work of finding the deal. Let us finish the job. DM us "DISPO" if you have a deal that you need pushed out and sold.

Just want to send a shoutout to Paul as I got my first deal under contract in just 14 days!! I’ve learned how to comp properties correctly and I’ve gotten extremely comfortable at speaking to agents and negotiating offer prices!! Thanks to Paul I’ve been able to build a stable foundation of what it takes to become successful in this business and I don’t plan on slowing down!! Here’s to financial freedom!! 🚀🚀

Here is the entire message sent to me by the investor. Is this a standard and/or legit way to get paid? Thanks ! Finishing up the doc now -- will send shortly. Please Note: I had to add the following language which essentially says you will be as a line item on the HUD vs. my LLC paying you -- so I don't have to issue you a 1009. If escrow requires me to pay you, then I will have to issue you a 1099, meaning I'll need to collect some additional info -- I don't expect we'll need to do that, but do want to be transparent and give you the "heads up."

Does anyone want to do a JV deal?

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