This episode chronicles the inspiring journey of a West Point grad who ventures into the world of real estate while serving in the United States Army. His story highlights key lessons, milestones, and insights gained along the way.

“Tips for Funding Your Flips”

Unlock the strategies successful investors use to finance profitable renovations. In this episode, Al breaks down real-world funding options—from hard money and private lenders to creative financing and partnerships—so you can move faster, reduce risk, and scale your flipping business with confidence. Whether you're a first-time investor or leveling up your next project, these tips will help you secure the capital you need to win in today’s market.

In this episode, I break down the five biggest profit killers that silently destroy returns in a flip—from overpaying on the front end to choosing the wrong contractor. If you want to protect your margins and avoid rookie mistakes, this one’s a must-listen.

Losing your job can feel like losing your identity — especially after years of hard work and dedication. In this episode, Al Blocker shares his personal story of bouncing back from a corporate layoff and discovering new purpose through real estate and entrepreneurship. Al talks candidly about fear, resilience, and the powerful shift that happens when you stop waiting for opportunity and start creating it. Whether you’re over 50 and worried no one will hire you, or simply ready to rewrite your story, this episode will show you how to turn a setback into your comeback.

“The Psychology of a Flip: What It Really Takes to See It Through”
Flipping a house isn’t just about budgets, blueprints, and hammers—it’s a mental game. In this episode,  Al breaks down the mindset it takes to push through the stress, setbacks, and surprises that come with every project. From managing fear and fatigue to staying focused on the vision, he will explore how resilience, patience, and emotional control separate successful flippers from the rest.

Understanding Hard Money-
Thinking about flipping homes or investing in real estate but not sure how to fund your deals? In this episode, I break down hard money lending—what it is, how it works, and when you should (and shouldn’t) use it. We’ll talk about the pros, the pitfalls, and the practical tips every first-time investor needs before signing on the dotted line. Whether you’re curious about alternative financing, want to avoid costly mistakes, or simply need clarity on this often misunderstood topic, this episode is packed with real-world insights that can help you move smarter in today’s market.

Overspending on your flips can quickly eat away at your profits and turn a good deal into a bad one. In this episode, I break down the common mistakes investors make, how to keep your renovation budget in check, and strategies to maximize your return without breaking the bank.

The DC housing market has cooled- but that doesn't mean it's time to sit on the sidelines. In this episode, I break down why I'm starting a brand-new flip while everyone else is hitting pause. You'll get an inside look at the latest project, the strategy behind buying in a slowdown, and three moves every investor should be making right now to prepare for the rebound. 

If you've ever wondered how to find opportunity when the headlines scream "slow market", this one's for you.

Project Georgia: From Grit to Greatness

This latest flip in the heart of D.C. isn't just another renovation-it's a full on transformation. Project Georgia is where raw potential meets bold vision. Were taking a dated propertyand turning it into a modern masterpiece with all new windows, electrical, plumbing, parking and design that reflects today's lifestyle. Follow the journey from demo to done as we show what it really takes to flip with purpose, build wealth and revitalize a neighborhood.