The full system

Anyone can hand you a script. Almost nobody can tell you when to break it.

The complete acquisitions system, cold call through signed contract. Built on four negotiation frameworks, refined against real calls, by someone still making them.

Scripts fail at exactly the moment you need them.

A script assumes the seller says the expected thing. Real sellers do not. They raise an objection that is actually a different objection wearing a costume. They agree verbally and then go quiet for nine days. They mention, forty minutes in, that their sister is also on the deed.

What gets you through that is not a better script. It is knowing why the script says what it says, so you can leave it and come back. That is what this is: eight chapters that give you the structure underneath the words.

Eight chapters, in the order they are useful.

Read in sequence the first time. The order is the argument.

Sales Frameworks Overview The four systems everything else is built on: Chris Voss, John Martinez, Jeremy Miner's NEPQ, Eric Cline. Applied to acquisitions specifically, not sales in general.
Pre-Call Prep System A 60 second routine before every dial. Accusation audit, black swan hunt, the operational three-check.
Call Flow Framework The ten stages, in order, discovery through verbal agreement. Order matters and the chapter explains why each one fails when skipped.
Objection Handling Playbook Word for word responses by category, plus anonymized lessons from calls that went wrong first.
Seller Segmentation Playbooks Seven seller types, a play for each, and how to tell mid-call that you picked the wrong one.
Follow-Up Cadence System Every touch with a defined purpose, on a defined schedule.
Property Evaluation and Deal Math Comp-based ARV, repair estimating, condition assessment, and how to renegotiate after an inspection without reading as bait and switch.
Real Call Patterns Five patterns pulled from actual recordings, cleaned of every identifying detail. Read last. It shows what the frameworks look like once a real person stops following the script.

Two ways in.

$297

The system

All eight chapters. Delivered the same way as everything else: a link, an access code, read online or download it.

$497

The system plus two hours with me

Everything above, plus a two hour one to one call. Bring your actual pipeline. We go through your real leads, your real objections, the deal you are currently stuck on. Not a coaching call with a worksheet, a working session on your business.

Why the price gap is what it is.

The two hours are worth roughly $300 to $400 on their own. At $497 you are getting them at a genuine discount, not getting a "free bonus call" bundled into a $297 product to justify the number. I would rather be straight about that than pretend.

$1.54Min career assignment revenue
3,010calls placed in the last 14 weeks
715real seller conversations in that window
89h 53mon the phone since 12 May
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DealMachine Podcast, episode 425. "The Hidden Role That Doubles Your Real Estate Deals," on the lead-manager system that took his deal flow from 4 to 8-9 contracts a month. Also co-hosted a live masterclass with David Lecko, CEO of DealMachine, on scalable acquisition systems. Watch it

Knowledge base

The system is built on four negotiation frameworks: Chris Voss, John Martinez, Jeremy Miner's NEPQ and Eric Cline. Studied through their own programs, applied to acquisitions specifically rather than sales in general, and refined against four years of live seller calls.

Partners and clients Nedialo Capital Hedge Partners

Why me and not a bigger name.

The large programs cost between $1,000 and $13,000 and they are taught by people who were very good at this several years ago.

I am not going to out-produce them on video quality or brand recognition. What I have that none of them do is that I am on the phone with sellers this week, in this market, with these interest rates, hearing the objections that exist now.

That is the entire pitch. If you want a polished curriculum from a household name, buy theirs. If you want the current version of what actually works from someone still doing it, this is that.

Some people don't need a course. They need someone in the operation.

I take a small number of consulting engagements with acquisitions teams and wholesale operations. Typically one of three things.

Acquisitions performance Your reps are making the calls and the conversion is not there. Call reviews, script rebuilds, objection training against your actual recordings.
Wholesale operations The deals are coming in and leaking out somewhere between lead and close. Pipeline structure, follow-up discipline, disposition process, the handoffs where deals die.
Systems and CRM How the pipeline is actually tracked, what gets measured, and what your current setup is quietly hiding from you.

If that is closer to your problem than a training package is, the two hour session is the sensible way to start. We will know inside an hour whether a longer engagement makes sense, and if it doesn't I will tell you.

Questions.

I already bought the Field Kit. Does this repeat it?

No. The kit is the words. This is the system those words sit inside: the call structure, the segmentation, the deal math, none of which are in the kit. Haven't got the kit yet?

How is it delivered?

A link and an access code, immediately. Read it in the browser or download the PDF.

How does the two hour call get booked?

You get a scheduling link with your receipt. Book whenever suits you, there is no expiry.

Do you work with teams?

Yes, that is usually a consulting engagement rather than a package. Start with the session.

Refunds?

On the $297, ask and it is refunded. On the $497, before the call happens, same. After the call I cannot un-spend the two hours, and you would not expect me to.