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We trace Jennie Buah’s path from an underwater condo to a six-figure flip in Green Bay’s Indian Trails, spotlighting the mindset, systems, and financing stack that turned overwhelm into action. This episode breaks down how she built confidence, raised private money, and learned to move fast — even when the numbers weren’t perfect yet.

Inside this episode: 

💥 Massive imperfect action as a repeatable habit
🏠 Learning at RIAs without drowning in acronyms
🚪 Walking open houses to build rehab and cost intuition
🧰 Using contractors to validate budgets and scope
🤝 Making flexible offers that solve sellers’ real problems
💸 Leveraging bridge loans and HELOCs for speed and runway
🏦 Using DSCR loans to refinance unbankable deals
📊 Tracking interest, fees, and holding costs with discipline
💬 Building trust to raise private money ethically
🔁 Preparing multiple exit strategies for shifting ARVs

Jennie’s story is proof that progress beats perfection — and that consistent, informed action compounds into confidence and capital.

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