💰 Why One Big Deal Is the Slowest, Dumbest Path to Real Estate Wealth

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🧨 INTRO: What If You Never Needed a Home Run Again?

Tell me if this sounds familiar:

You’re out here hunting the $50K payday — the big wholesale, the juicy flip, the unicorn seller who hands you equity like it’s candy.

Meanwhile…

• Weeks go by with no deals

• Leads rot in your CRM

• Your bank account flips between “we good” and “oh crap”

That’s not a business. That’s gambling.

This week, I’m going to explode the myth of the one big deal and show you why $5K–$10K pipeline deals done consistently will outbuild, outlast, and outsell every “guru-style” fantasy flip.

We’re bringing the math.
We’re bringing the mindset shift.
And we’re lighting your greed glands on fire 🔥

🔍 CURATED: Fuel For The Greed Glands

📘 Book You Should’ve Read Last Month

“Leads to Deals to Cash” isn’t just a title. It’s the map.
And if you’re stuck chasing big checks with no backup, this book will smack you out of it.
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🧠 MAIN CONTENT: The Pipeline Math That Wrecks The Big Deal Dream

🎯 The Real Truth: Big Deals = Big Droughts

Let’s rip off the Band-Aid:

You spend 90 days hunting, spending, begging… then maybe you hit a $40K flip.

Guess what happens next?

Nothing.
No leads.
No deals.
No income.

You just built a cash cliff — not a business.

Now, let me show you a better way.

💰 The $5K–$10K Deal Pipeline Formula

Let’s say your average “small deal” nets you $7,500.
These could be:

• Sandwich lease options

• Option assignments

• Subject-to quick flips

• Mini equity spreads with no repairs

Let’s do some math most gurus are too scared to show:

✅ 2 Deals Per Month = $15,000/month

($180,000 per year — with no crews, no lenders, no risk)

✅ 3 Deals Per Month = $22,500/month

($270,000 per year — while keeping your nights and weekends)

✅ 5 Deals Per Month = $37,500/month

($450,000/year — from paper, not property)

Still want to gamble on the “big one”?

Or would you rather wake up with 3-5 deals working every month, with motivated sellers, buyer inquiries, and contracts in your pipeline?

📉 The Real Cost Of Big-Deal Thinking

Chasing $50K paydays:

• Drains your marketing budget

• Wrecks your confidence

• Makes you desperate during dry months

• Kills relationships (you know exactly what I mean)

Here’s the honest math on “big deals”:

• 1 big deal every 6 months = $50K

• That’s $8,333/month if it closes

• But your expenses (CRM, marketing, phone, time) continue monthly

• So you’re lucky to keep $5K/month after costs, even if it works

Meanwhile, your cousin Joey in Florida is cranking 3 option assignments per month at $7K each and sleeping in until 9AM.

Joey isn’t smarter than you.
He just understood the pipeline earlier.

💡 Consistency Is What Makes Confidence

Every time your income dries up… so does your confidence.

But a deal pipeline with consistent closings?

That builds quiet swagger — the kind sellers pick up on and trust.

Simple.

🔄 Your Greedy Little Empire Starts With This Formula

Here’s how you build your greedy little empire:

1. Pick a structure: SLOT, Option, Subject-To

2. Use Creative REI Reply: Generate real leads, not crap ones

3. Apply DOCS method: Control the paperwork, not the property

4. Stack 3 deals per month at $7,500 net

5. Don’t stop for 6 months

That’s $135,000 in half a year — on part-time hours.

And no, this isn’t a pipe dream. I’ve done it. My students are doing it.
If you’re not, it’s because you’re still thinking like a big-deal gambler instead of a deal pipeline operator.

🎯 OUTRO: You Don’t Need A Lotto Ticket. You Need A System.

Look, the gurus want you chasing home runs. Why?

Because they sell you training every time you swing and miss.

We’re not playing that game here.

You need:

✅ A repeatable structure (DOCS)
✅ A seller attraction system (Creative REI Reply)
✅ And a brain that thinks like a deal pipeline builder, not a “hope-it-closes” dreamer

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📘 Leads To Deals To Cash — The Book

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