You're invited · the Holladay flip

Offer Night

Tuesday, September 2 · 6:00pm · Holladay

Food, drinks, a DJ, and six giveaways. Register, rank your top three prizes, and find out where the next ugly house is before anybody else does.

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Two tickets — one for you, one for your plus-one — when you book a 15-minute call with Jon.
Day87
StageFinish work
Open houseSept 2, 6pm
Offers reviewedSept 8
Educate · Empower · Elevate — since 2013

I buy the worst houseon the best street.

Then I film every day of it — the mistakes included — and throw a party in it when it's done. Come see it, come invest, or come buy it.

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Three ways in

Whatever brought you here

Most people who follow along want one of three things. Pick yours and I'll send you the right stuff instead of all of it.

Learn to flip

I document every project start to finish — what I paid, what went wrong, what I'd do differently. Free, and about as unglamorous as it gets.

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Invest in one

I partner with private money on most projects. I only take money from people who've walked a job site with me — so start by coming to one.

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Buy the house

Every flip gets an open house before it ever hits the MLS. If you want first look at what I'm finishing, get on the list.

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Agents — this one's for you

  • What I buy: 3+ bed, Salt Lake County, pre-1995, needs real work. Ugly is fine. Occupied is fine.
  • What I pay: up to $520K all-in on acquisition.
  • How fast: cash, ten days, and I've never asked for an extension.
  • What you get: you keep the listing on the back end. Every single time.
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The Ugly List

  • The address of the next flip before it goes anywhere else — one message when something's worth knowing, nothing in between.
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Proof

A few of Jon's deals

Real transactions, real numbers. How each one was found, how it was funded, and what happened to it.

Riverton

Riverton

FindReferral / lease option
FundSubject to seller's mortgage · seller finance · refinance with bank
Purchase$265,000
Down$15,000
Terms12-month seller finance at 6%, refinanced using equity from the property
SubdividedSold the paper lot without improvements — $95,000
HoldLand developed and sold; house rented 3 years, then flipped
.25 acre$95,000
House$117,000
Winder Lane

Winder Lane Duplex

FindA for-sale-by-owner sign
FundSeller finance
Purchase$360,000
Down$10,000
Terms30-year mortgage with the seller at 4.75% — $1,763/month
Rented$3,250/month, property management in place
HoldHeld for monthly cashflow
SellPut into a trust for the kids
Cashflow$1,000+/mo

The preceding are examples of when money was made by applying real estate investing education. In no way are these a representation of a typical result or the result another person will experience. Real estate investment results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each opportunity. These examples do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any past, present, or future real estate investment.

What I teach

Four pillars

The whole thing rests on these. Most people only ever hear about the third one.

Pillar 1Tax savings
Pillar 2Banking concepts
Pillar 3Real estate investing
Pillar 4Small business
Portrait
on a job site
Who I am

Jon began working in construction at the age of 13. After building a general construction company on the big island of Hawaii, the economic downturn led him and his growing family back to Utah.

After purchasing his first home in 2011 he sought out additional education for real estate investing. He learned and completed his first transaction in 2013 — since then he's done many types of real estate investing transactions, and helped hundreds of people around the nation learn strategies to increase wealth through real estate investing and small business principles.

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Design & staging

Tonya Allen, Staging and Design Expert

Colors, finishes, appliances, the whole feel of the house. She's also a licensed agent, which means she can stage it and sell it. If you liked what you saw at an open house, that was her.