An empty RV park isn’t a problem. It’s the point. Beargrass sits right outside Glacier National Park. It does its business during the busy season, and then it goes quiet. A lot of buyers hear “seasonal” and walk away. They want something that runs all year because it feels safer. But think about what a seasonal park actually gives you... You work hard for half the year, then you get the rest of the year to actually enjoy life. More time with your kids. Time to travel. Time to upgrade the property so it’s even better when guests come back. Seasonal really means a better & easier life. ㅤ And because so many investors pass on these, sellers are usually more open to working with you on creative terms. That’s how I got Beargrass without a bank, credit, or my own money. I believe anyone can own one of these and I'll prove it to you. I'm breaking down the exact steps to owning an RV park using creative finance in an upcoming free mastermind. 📚 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

Everyone wants a laundromat. I get it. But one won't replace your paycheck. ㅤ What will?? An RV park! It's real estate with multiple cash flowing businesses in it. You’re collecting rent on site, and then you get to add things on top of that. Storage, amenities, and yes, a laundromat. The laundromat becomes one line item instead of your whole business. That’s the difference between something that pays your bills and something that allows you to tell your boss to kiss your a$$. That’s exactly what I did at Glacier Peaks. I bought it with no money out of pocket, no bank, and no credit. Then added the laundromat (and other amenities). Now the laundry is a bonus instead of the whole business. ㅤ Join me for a free live mastermind where I'm giving you the step by step breakdown on buying your first RV park with creative finance. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP My students and I are building the biggest community of RV park owners in the world. There’s a seat waiting for you.

Stay away from these types of parks. Join me for a live walk through of the exact steps to find, structure, and make money with RV parks. I'm also giving away tons of free resources to help you get started. 🚌 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

I have 3 RV parks. They make $670K a year combined. ㅤ People think numbers like this take a fortune to build. They don't. ㅤ This park cost me around $2M, bought with creative finance, nothing out of my pocket. ㅤ It nets about $190K a year on its own. ㅤ Then stack the other two: Bear Grass was cash flowing $180K, and Glacier Peaks does $300K. ㅤ Add it up and you're sitting at roughly $670K a year across three parks. ㅤ None of it took banks, money, or experience. It took knowing how to structure the deal so the park pays for itself. ㅤ If you want a breakdown on exactly how I built this with none of my own money or banks, join me for a free mastermind. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

If you’re new, start on-market. Off-market isn’t bad. It’s just a harder skill. Learn to close the people who you know already want to "date". You’re not convincing anyone to sell. You’re just solving a problem their agent couldn't... getting rid of the property. That’s where creative finance comes in. Look for listings that have been sitting, price drops, vacant homes, sellers who already moved away. Then call the agent and ask one question: “Would your seller be open to terms?” Come hang out at my free mastermind if you want the exact steps to finding and structuring creative deals that are already on the market. 🏘️ RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

$500M in real estate. $400M in debt. Zero of it in my name. ㅤ That's not recklessness, that's the goal. Creative finance allows you to control assets without personal liability attached to them. ㅤ Most people think leverage is the risky part. It's not. The risky part is investing in real estate the traditional way. ㅤ Join me for a free mastermind where I'm breaking down how creative finance actually works step by step. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

One property covers ALL my family’s living expenses. I own Beargrass RV Park and Resort in Montana. 17 cabins. 25 RV pads. I didn’t get it by being rich. I got it by learning how to structure deals directly with the seller. You don’t need money or a bank to buy an RV park. And you definitely don’t need to keep a job you hate when you have creative finance. ㅤ Most people think owning a business like this is for someone with money, connections, or a finance background. NOT TRUE. That’s why there’s so much opportunity for the ones who understand how this works. I’ll break it down for you step by step, set you up with everything you need to get started, and give you TONS of resources my team uses in a free mastermind. 🚌 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

A boring RV park can replace your paycheck. Sounds crazy, I know. ㅤ 80 pads. $20K a month in YOUR pocket after all expenses and it starts on DAY ONE. Here's the part beginners miss: you don't buy this with a bank or money. You buy it with creative finance. ㅤ The seller carries the loan. Private money covers the rest. No 20% down. No credit. No begging a bank to believe in you. ㅤ Everyone's crowding into single family houses, while these parks sit there paying $700k a year. ㅤ Don't be an idiot and wait till you have enough in your 401k to retire. Buy an RV park and quit in less than a month! ㅤ If you want a live walk you through on buying cash flowing assets with creative finance (no money, no banks, no credit) come hang out. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

Sellers don’t actually care HOW you pay them. They care about how MUCH you pay them. Put a house, business, or RV park on the open market and the cash buyers show up with lowball offers every time. So I flip it. I’ll give you the price you want. You give me the terms. Terms are just four things: purchase price, down payment, interest rate, and length of payments. Every deal you’ll ever do comes down to negotiation those four terms correctly.

Most people’s real estate journey looks like this: scroll, save, watch someone else win, then do nothing. You’re not catching anything from the sidelines. 🎣 Make the offers. Take the no’s. Talk to the people already closing. That’s where the real tips come from. ㅤ The best tips I ever got came from someone who was already doing it. And I only met those people because I was out there making offers, getting told no, and calling sellers back. So this week, make the offers. Call back the agent who passed on you. Go to a local meetup and ask the person who’s actually closing what they’re saying to sellers. ㅤ That’s where the answers are that nobody posts online. ㅤ Visit the link below to join me for a free walkthrough on how to get started on your first creative finance deal. 🏘️ RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/NGVLzP

If you’re building anything online, a business, a brand, a following, you WILL get hated on. The goal isn’t to make everyone like you. It’s to be so clear about who you are that the right people lean in and the wrong people leave on their own. Stop defending yourself in the comments. Keep showing up. Let them keep talking.

Every wholesaler in America is calling the same seller with the same low ball offer. When you’re the only person on the phone willing to pay full price, you’re not competing anymore. That’s why creative finance will ALWAYS win. I always give sellers three options. The cash offer. The same low number everyone else already gave them. I want them to see it side by side with the others. Full price, if they give me terms. Their price, my terms. Payments over time instead of one check today. A partnership. We work the deal together and share in the upside. Most sellers don’t need every dollar. They need to stop feeling stuck. Hand them options instead of an ultimatum and the whole conversation changes. Save this for your next seller call. ☎️

The hardest part of creative finance isn’t the money. ㅤ It’s finding the seller, making the offers, hearing no over and over, and negotiating terms. That’s where most people quit. So SKIP IT. ㅤ CreativeListing.com is full of deals someone else already found, negotiated, and put under contract. Your job is to pick the right one and put it to work. ㅤ If I was still paying rent right now, this is exactly what I’d do: 1. Get a Subto deal off CreativeListing.com 2. Rent out the rooms individually. 3. Live in one of them. 4. Let the other rooms cover the payment. 5. Use the net profit to repeat. ㅤ That’s a free place to live, plus a cash flowing asset that can fund your next property. ㅤ This strategy is gonna take over in 2027. Don't wait to get in. ㅤ Join me for a free training where I'm walking you through how to do this step by step. I'm also giving away tons of resources my team and I use. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN

GrokBot will freeze 🥶 75% of companies new hires. We took 15 positions off job sites and replaced them with Agents/bots. Scary 😱 for the normal 9/5 crowd. Exciting for the entrepreneurs.

When I first got into real estate, big properties felt like something for people with way more money & experience than me. Turns out you that's a lie. The house behind me is a basic single family home in Orlando. My student Cooper is turning it into something that pays him like a small apartment building. Ten rooms, ten tenants, ten checks a month instead of one. And this is his first deal. He’s 23. 🤯 That’s what I love about co-living. You get the income of a multifamily, but you start with a house. Something you can actually find, understand, and get into without a huge budget. If you’ve been putting off getting started because the “big” deals feel out of reach, this is a great place to begin. Join me on a free live mastermind on how to get started. I'll walk you through everything step by step and make sure you leave with a set game plan to do this. 🏘️ RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN

I spent YEARS "getting ready." Telling everyone I was about to start. ㅤ Planning felt like progress. It wasn't. I was just comfortable. ㅤ What changed everything was one person who told me to shut up and just do the work. So I did. And my first deal paid me $25K. That check wasn't life changing because of the money. It was life changing because it proved the gap between where I was and where I wanted to be was never knowledge. It was ACTION. That's why I teach this stuff. Somebody showed me the path. Now I want to show you. I'm visiting multiple students properties and my own while live streaming. I'm breaking down the deals and giving you my leads (also a couple special giveaways). Register for free below to follow along and get a step by step breakdown. 📲 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN ㅤ You don't need another year of research. You need to take action.

If someone tells you real estate isn’t passive, they bought the wrong asset. The key is knowing which deals to go after and how to structure them so they actually make money, while doing less work. ㅤ And no, you don’t need a bank, money, or perfect credit to get started. Everything I own, I bought using creative finance. Financial freedom isn’t working harder on your rentals. It’s owning things that don’t need you. Join me on a free live where I’ll breakdown you how to find sellers open to creative terms, how to buy without a bank, and which assets pay you without needing you. 🏘️ RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN

Everyone jumped into Airbnb a few years ago. Now they're trying to get out. The next big thing making people seriously wealthy is co-living. Find single family homes sitting on the market that sellers can't get rid of and turn them into cash machines renting by the room. Same house. Multiple monthly checks. When the economy gets rough, people don't stop needing a place to live. They need an affordable one. Co-living provides that and gives you guaranteed income instead of hoping for bookings every weekend. Join me live so I can show you how to find these houses, get them with no money or banks, and set them up to cash flow. 📚 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN I'll also give you tons of free resources my team and I use to get started.

Good times made people comfortable. Comfortable people don't build wealth. Comfort is the paycheck you're tired of. Comfort is telling yourself you'll start next year. The people building real wealth right now are doing the uncomfortable stuff. Calling sellers. Learning how to structure a deal when the bank says no. Hearing "no" over and over until they get the one yes. High rates and high prices are scaring most people out of the market. That's exactly why the people who understand creative finance are cashing in. Hard times create strong investors. Click below for a free resource to get started. 📚 GET STARTED HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN. Financial freedom isn't handed to anyone. You build it while everyone else waits for the good times to come back.

Everyone's complaining about 7% interest rates. While we're over here picking up properties with a 3% rate all the time. We didn't go to a bank or need credit. All we did was find a vacant house and took over the seller's existing loan, rate and all. Then turned it into co-living and rented it out to 10 people, room by room. That's 10 different checks coming in monthly. The low rates didn't disappear. They're still attached to millions of vacant homes across the country that owners are dying to get rid of. You just have to know where to look and how to talk with sellers. I can help you with that. Join me live for a breakdown on how to find these properties and make money off them step by step. 👉🏼 RSVP HERE: subto.sjv.io/MKdvGN I'll prove you don't need banks, credit, or money to get started. You don't even need experience.