The deals, with the numbers left in.
Most real estate content is somebody selling a course about a business they no longer do. This is the opposite — what I'm working on this week, with the figures attached.
- One deal, taken apart— price, scope, cost, and what it actually sold for
- The mistakes too— including the expensive ones nobody publishes
- This market specifically— Chatham-Kent, not a national headline
- Reply and it comes to me— not to an assistant, not to a funnel
No course. no mastermind.
If that ever changes you'll see it coming a mile off. Until then this is just the work, written down.
One Deal, Taken Apart
Purchase price, renovation scope, what it actually cost against what I budgeted, and what it sold or rented for.
The Mistakes
Including the expensive ones. That's the genuinely useful half, and it's the half nobody publishes because it doesn't sell anything.
This Market, Not The News
What's happening in Chatham-Kent specifically — which usually has very little to do with whatever the national headline says.
Everybody starts here.
You've read a bit, you haven't bought anything, and you're not sure any of it works in a town this size. That's the most common email I get, and it's a fair question rather than a beginner's one.
Say so in the box and I'll point you at the right three things instead of all of it. I'm not going to sell you a program, because I don't have one and I'm not planning to build one.
Straight answers.
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Real numbers from real deals, including the ones that didn't work.