Walked into court yesterday as a defendant in a mobile home title suit. (we won)
Walked out of court striking a deal with the plaintiff to buy 4.5 acres of land with seller finance.
What an amazing business
Rental Income is Passive - In the last 5 weeks across 4 houses:
2 new HVAC units
Plumbing leak and wood repairs
Lift pump replacement due to tenants pouring grease down drains
Rental cash flow is just Cap Ex you haven't paid yet.
This is why I sell homes with seller finance
2 years with 1 STR and...
- couch destroyed
- weed smoked in house a lot
- cigs smoked in house
- ridiculous scuffs on every wall
- bedroom dresser destroyed
- 2x pack-n-play destroyed
- high chair stolen
- closet doors broken of hinges
Is AirBnB just complete trash now?
We started the year off strong with another bread and butter wheel estate deal.
Here is a deal breakdown on the purchase and sale numbers to show what a typical base hit looks like for us
Sale - We sold this to an end buyer with Seller Finance for $150k. We received a $22,500 down payment and financed the rest fully amortized over 20yrs at 10%
If you had to generate a lifetime of wealth in 2025, what would you do?
Buy a business? 10x what you're doing? Massive fundamental shift?
I love this question and the thoughts it provokes (and exposes)
We put 2 deals under contract today while everyone else was doing last minute Xmas shopping.
Q1 is shaping up to be fun
I get a lot of Q's on how I structure our Seller Finance Exit deals - here is a short thread with top level info
The core of our business is to create cash flowing affordable housing opportunities that create homeownership while delivering monthly income to our investors.
Our all in costs are typically 50%-65% of our exit price.
All In for $110,000
Sale Price of $200,000
Ave Down Payment - $26,000
We take back a note for $174,000
We made $89k+ on this deal.
Bought for $300k with seller finance
$10k down then rented at $1650
1yr later tenant moved out and we put $25k into updates.
Sold it for $260k
Who knows how we did it?


