Run a deal before you ever buy one
Buy cheap, sell with owner financing, get paid twice. Punch a real deal into the calculator below — then get the toolkit that shows you how to actually do it.
On this deal, you’d make
$7,906
112.9% total return · 28.2%/yr · money back by month 18
Get the full deal report: the year-by-year breakdown, a printable sheet, and the verdict on whether this is actually a good deal.
Illustrative tool — not financial or legal advice. Verify your state’s usury cap and laws.
Not a hype course. A researched playbook plus the tools to run the numbers and paper the deal right.
22 chapters — finding units, pricing, negotiating, repairs, owner financing, taxes, and the legal lines you can’t cross. Written for today, not the 1990s.
The full spreadsheet version of the tool above — run unlimited deals, with the book’s worked examples built in.
Editable As-Is Sales Contract, Promissory Note, Lease-Option, and a Title-Transfer checklist — starting points to review with your attorney.
Inspection, negotiation cheat-sheet, due-diligence, and a first-deal-in-30-days plan you can take into the field.
Every dollar figure in the toolkit is illustrative, not a promise — this is real work, not a lottery ticket. Read it, run a few deals, and if it’s not a fit, take the 7-day, no-questions refund. That’s the deal.
No — the whole point of this niche is low capital-to-entry. The book’s worked examples start with a few thousand dollars all-in. It rewards time and hustle more than a big bankroll.
Yes, within limits. Federal rules (Dodd-Frank / the SAFE Act) cap how many owner-financed notes you can write a year and how they’re structured. Chapter 11 spells out exactly where those lines sit — it’s the chapter you can’t skip.
No. It’s a real side hustle that takes inspecting homes, negotiating, overseeing repairs, and servicing a note for years. If you want passive income with none of that, this isn’t your book.
A single download: the book (PDF), the deal calculator (Excel), four contract templates (editable Word + PDF), and four print-ready checklists. Yours to keep.
7 days, no questions asked. Reply to your receipt and we’ll refund you.
The skeptics are right about the home. A chattel-titled unit on a rented lot depreciates, costs two to three points more to finance, and half the loan applications get denied. Here is the honest case against, and the narrow place where the math actually works.
A real comparison sorted by pad count, not a listicle. What the vendors actually publish, where the spreadsheet stops working, and what submetering changes.
Skirting is one of the cheapest exterior fixes on a cheap unit, and often the one a park or a local ordinance requires before your resale closes. Kit math on a 16 x 76, the ventilation rule most guides get wrong, and whether it pays back.
Get the whole toolkit for $47. Read it, run the numbers, and if it’s not for you, take the 7-day refund.
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