Buy your next 3 properties for 20–50¢ on the dollar in the next 4 months.
Built for operators who are tired of fighting wholesalers for $4K spreads on clean-title deals. The Distressed Property Acquisition System — taught by Logan Fullmer and his active deal team.
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See If You QualifyThe same property. A different game.
Most real estate investors are fighting over the same properties — the ones with clean title, clear ownership, and a motivated seller who answers the phone. Margins compress. CPL goes up. The deal you fought for closes for $4K spread.
Curative title work is a different category. These are the properties everyone else walks away from — clouded title, fragmented ownership, dead heirs, missing trustees, old liens, defunct entities. The legal obstacles are real. They're also solvable — and the discount is structural, not negotiated.
| Wholesale & Flip | Curative Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Competition | Hundreds of investors per market | Almost none — most won't touch these |
| Acquisition price | 70–85¢ on the dollar | 20–50¢ on the dollar |
| What gets the deal | Speed, marketing budget, scripts | Solving the title problem |
| Market dependency | Cyclical — dries up in tight markets | Evergreen — title issues always exist |
What this looks like when it works.
Real students. Real deals. Closed inside the program using the system as taught.
$290K profiton a single deal.
$1.4M equity builtin six months.
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Results above are individual outcomes from coaching students and Logan's active portfolio. They are not guaranteed and not what every participant should expect. The program teaches a system; outcomes depend on execution, capital, market conditions, and effort.
The full operator playbook — taught by people doing it now.
Real estate coaching usually leaves you with theory. This program leaves you with the system, the relationships, and the JV capital — taught by operators with active pipelines.
Finding the deals nobody's chasing
How to source distressed properties with title problems — probate, dead heirs, defunct entities, mechanic's liens, IRS liens, missing trustees, prescriptive easement issues. The exact lists, the exact filters, the exact outreach.
Solving the title problem
Quiet title actions, affidavits of heirship, chain reconstruction, adverse possession, BFP defenses, durable POAs, trustee authority workouts. This is where the discount comes from.
Structuring the acquisition
How to underwrite curative deals, structure offers around legal risk, contracts for deed, landlocked land plays, international owner locates. Plus how to JV with us when capital is the bottleneck.
Building it into a real business
Operations, team structure, lender relationships, deal flow systems, what to outsource and what to keep in-house. Group format with coach-led accountability — 10–15 students per coach.
An operator. Not a guru.
I was working oil field in my late 20s, saving every dollar I could, trying to figure out real estate on the side. I'd flipped a couple of houses and hated everything about it — the risk, the labor, the moving parts. So I started buying cheap vacant lots near downtown San Antonio for $5,000 to $10,000 apiece, thinking they had to be worth something one day.
Eighteen months in, the offers started coming. One was for $189,000 on a lot I'd bought for a few thousand. I sold it, recapitalized, and suddenly the rest of the land I owned was effectively free. Then the oil field laid me off, and I went all in.
The real business model came from a mistake. I bought a deed for $5,000 without going through a title company — and later found out I'd actually only bought one-ninth of the property. Instead of walking away, I spent the summer learning how to buy out the other fractional interests, clear the liens, and untangle the mess. I ended up all-in for $25,000 and sold it for $125,000.
That's where this whole business came from — buying the ugly title deals everyone else cancels.
— Logan FullmerToday Logan runs a portfolio of operating companies that buy trainwreck deals — distressed properties with clouded title, fragmented ownership, and legal obstacles most investors won't touch. Flex/industrial, land development, distressed residential, workouts, turnarounds. All active. All today.
He doesn't teach what he used to do. He teaches what his team is closing on Monday morning — and the coaching program is structured around that real, active pipeline. When you JV on a deal, you're JV'ing with Logan's actual capital, on his actual deal flow.
We say no to most applicants.
Not a fit isn't a failure — it's a feature.
The program only works if we let in the right people. The system requires real time, real focus, and a baseline of seriousness. If you're a fit, we work hard to get you to a closed deal. If you're not, we'd rather say so up front than take your money and disappoint you.
Here's what we look for on the qualification call:
Everything you get, and what it's worth.
Each component priced at what it costs operators to buy or build separately. Total at the bottom.
Paid in full or financed. Roughly 33% of the stacked value — and a fraction of what one curative deal returns when the system works.
Frequently asked, directly answered.
Apply for the next cohort.
Two quick steps. Step 1 takes about 20 seconds. If you qualify, step 2 unlocks the full application.