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Build the Real Estate Business That Funds Your Life, Not Consumes It
Most investors start out chasing freedom. Financial and time freedom. The dream of calling the shots. But then reality sets in: endless tasks, constant fires, and the nagging question: Am I even fixing the right thing?
The problem is not knowing what to fix first.
That's why I wrote Fix This Next for Real Estate Investors. I've been in your shoes-overwhelmed, spread thin, and stuck in the survival trap of trying to solve everything at once. What finally set me free was a simple compass I call the Investor's Priority Pyramid (IPP).
The IPP works like Maslow's hierarchy of needs, but for your business. It walks you through five levels-Deal Flow, Profit, Order, Impact, and Legacy-so you always know what deserves your focus right now. Fix the right problem in the right order, and your business naturally levels up.
This isn't theory. I used the IPP to grow my investing business by 1,000% in four years, replacing my corporate VP salary and regaining my freedom. I've since taught thousands of investors to do the same.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
Lock in consistent deal flow that keeps your pipeline full.
Create real profit that supports your life, not just your business.
Build systems so that the business can run without depending on you.
Make an impact beyond transactions on your clients, your team, and your community.
Design a legacy that lasts for generations.
Whether you flip, rent, or wholesale, this book will show you exactly what to fix next, so you stop spinning your wheels and finally build the business you dreamed of when you started.
Your business should fund your life, not consume it. Here's how to make that your reality.
