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In this episode, Chris recaps the Portland REI Meetup with James Malarkey — grandson of the founder of Malarkey Roofing, which sold for $1.3 billion in 2022. James went from janitor to shareholder, and now he's partnering with his celebrity chef brother to buy the real estate under their restaurants — including a new steakhouse and seafood spot opening in the Pearl District. Then Rob closes the book on McMinnville: a fail flip that became a rent-to-own deal, a $25K option fee from the most committed buyer in the funnel, and a system that's now fully built and ready to scale. The property didn't make anyone rich, but the playbook it produced might.
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In this episode, the guys do something they've been putting off — they talk about the failures. Chris opens up about his biggest: a 65-unit motel conversion in Reno, a $100K earnest money wire, a 60-day DD window he should have fought for, and a $6 million raise he never had a shot at pulling off a…
In this episode, Chris's chemo pal — the 10-year-old he's been visiting through the Children's Cancer Association — just had his port removed. He's done. Chris went over with Crumble cookies, got a tour of the port itself, and left with the kid asking if they can keep hanging out. Then Dylan gives …
In this episode, Rob's daughter Max is 20 days from moving into Lewis and Clark — only child, never shared a room, roommate from California who's also in a band. It's happening fast. Then Rob gives a full rundown on how he's using Claude Cowork to manage three flips simultaneously — tracking vendor…
In this episode, Chris and Rob pick up where they left off — with Tim Ferriss, the Four-Hour Work Week, and what it actually looks like to stop being the bottleneck in your own business. Chris's wife is already on board with moving the family to a community in Costa Rica — think communal dinners, i…
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