GEN6 1-on-1 · 8 Weeks · By Application Only

In 8 weeks, you own an asset
that pays you.
Built with me, one-on-one.

Not a course. Not a group. Eight weeks of me in your corner — underwriting your deals, building your paperwork, screening your renters with you — until a paying customer is in your asset and the machine is yours.

Apply for the 1-on-1 I take on a few clients at a time. Application first, then a real conversation — no checkout page on this one.

Before anything else — who's building with youI did this with $1,200. Here's the receipt trail.

At this level, you shouldn't take anyone's word for anything. So before the pitch, the numbers — my real ones, in order:

$1,200

My total starting capital. Down payment on a 2019 Nissan Altima — ~$500/month note. Rented at $350/week. It cash-flowed from month one and proved the entire model.

$1,500

Down on car #2 (~$400/month note, same $350/week). Insurance on both: roughly $145/month combined. Cars #3 and #4: identical structure. No magic — repetition.

$1,500/mo

What the fleet was cash-flowing by car four. Every dollar tracked, most of it reinvested.

$5,500

Car #5 — 2018 Ford Fusion, bought in cash from fleet profits. The most profitable car of the five: no note in the margin.

$9,000

The down payment on my first house — funded by the fleet's cash flow and the credit the business built, not my paycheck. Cars into keys. Depreciating assets bought the appreciating one.

This is my own story, not a client result — here's exactly what I did. I label it that way on purpose: implying my numbers are a testimonial would be a lie, and if I'd lie in the marketing I'd lie in the coaching. The specifics are the proof.

I run GEN6Fleet and GEN6Housing in DFW today — this program is me running my live playbook on your situation, not memories of one.

Why this tier existsInformation was never the bottleneck. Execution risk is.

Everything I know is in my guides. Genuinely. Some people take those and run — that's the point of them.

But the expensive mistakes in this business don't come from missing information. They come from judgment calls made alone: the note that was $80 too high, the renter whose story you wanted to believe, the insurance policy that didn't actually cover rental use, the "great deal" that failed on paper if anyone had run the paper.

One wrong car is a $3,000–$8,000 mistake. One wrong renter can cost the vehicle. This program is eight weeks of never making those calls alone — every deal underwritten together, every applicant screened together, every document built together, until the asset is producing and you've seen the whole playbook run once, correctly, on your own business.

The 8-week structureFour phases. Every week ends in an artifact.

Same framework as my 8-Week Rebirth Blueprint — defined phases, weekly non-negotiables, no zero weeks — pointed at assets instead of habits. "Done-for-you" means built together and handed over: you leave owning the machine, not renting me.

WK
1–2

Phase 1 — Foundation

Full financial and market audit. Vehicle-first or housing-first decided on real numbers. Buy box written. Entity and banking set up. Insurance brokers called together, quotes compared. Every GEN6 template customized to your name and market.

Artifacts: written buy box · dated 8-week calendar · insurance decision · your agreement pack, ready.

WK
3–4

Phase 2 — Acquisition

We hunt together. Every candidate runs through the calculator on our calls — unlimited underwriting during the term. Negotiation prepped with walk-away numbers set in advance. I'm on standby during the actual signing. Insurance bound same-day; condition documentation done to spec.

Artifacts: 2–3 underwritten deals · your asset acquired, insured, documented.

WK
5–6

Phase 3 — Activation

Listing built together — shot list, copy, right channels. Real inquiries screened with me reviewing each one. Payment and deposit flow installed. Final applicant approved together; agreement signed; money collected; walk-through executed.

Artifact: a paying customer in your asset. The week the model stops being theory.

WK
7–8

Phase 4 — Systems & Scale

Collections rhythm and maintenance schedule installed. Month-one numbers reviewed line by line. Then the 12-month map written against your real performance: the trigger numbers for asset #2, the housing crossover gate, and the credit-building path that — in my case — turned fleet cash flow into a house down payment.

Artifacts: one-page operations manual · dated 12-month scaling plan · full handover + 30/60/90-day check-ins.

Straight termsWhat's included. What isn't. In plain language.

Included:

  • 8 weekly private calls (60 min) + direct message access Mon–Fri
  • Unlimited deal underwriting during the program
  • Full GEN6 template pack customized with you: rental agreement, housing agreement, calculator, tracking sheet
  • Listing build, screening support on real applicants, live support at signing
  • 12-month scaling plan + 30/60/90-day alumni check-ins
  • Accelerator members: your $397 counts toward this program if accepted within 90 days

Not included — said now, not later:

  • Your capital: down payments, deposits, insurance, furnishings are your costs
  • Legal or tax advice — templates are starting points; your attorney reviews them
  • Guaranteed approvals (lender, landlord, insurer) or guaranteed income — anyone selling that is lying
  • Work beyond Week 8 other than scheduled check-ins
  • Websites, ads, bookkeeping, or managing your asset for you — you own the machine

The full client agreement puts all of this in writing, including scope and the refund policy. You'll read and sign it before anything is paid — clarity up front is part of the product. Program investment is discussed on your review call, after your application is approved.

The processThis is apply-then-approve. Not add-to-cart.

I take on a few clients at a time — the calendar physically can't hold more, and the program only works with full attention on each build. Here's the flow:

  1. Apply. Short form — your cash position, your market, your goal, your availability. Five minutes, honest answers.
  2. Review call. If the application fits, we get on a 20-minute call. You ask me anything; I pressure-test whether 8 weeks gets YOU to a producing asset. Investment and terms are covered here, person to person. No script, no pressure.
  3. Decision — both ways. If it's a fit, you get the agreement and your start date. If it's not, I'll say so and point you to the right tier instead — sometimes the honest answer is "start with the $97 guide and call me in six months."
  4. Sign, then build. Agreement signed, Week 1 on the calendar. From there the machine gets built.
Start My Application Reviewed personally · a few clients at a time · no payment until the agreement is signed

FAQThe real questions, handled.

What exactly does "done-for-you" mean if I'm the one signing deals?
It means every hard thing is done together, in real time: I underwrite the deals with you, sit on standby during signing, build the documents with you, review every applicant. What I don't do is own your asset, spend your capital, or make your final decisions — because on week 9 and beyond, this machine has to run on your judgment, and the program is how that judgment gets built.
Why isn't the price listed?
Because this tier isn't an impulse buy, and I don't want it treated like one. It's a working relationship with a small roster, and whether it's right for you depends on your cash position, market, and timeline — things we cover on the review call. If the numbers don't make sense for you, I'll say so on that call and point you to the Accelerator or the guides instead. Nobody gets pitched into something that doesn't fit.
How much capital do I need for the asset itself?
Plan for $1,500–$5,000 deployable: a financed vehicle typically needs $1,000–$2,000 down plus first insurance payments; a housing unit needs first month, deposit, and $1,500–$2,500 of furnishing. Week 1 starts with your real number and builds the plan around it — but if tuition would take your last dollar, don't apply yet. Start with the guides.
How is this different from the Accelerator?
The Accelerator is four weeks, in a group, and gets your first deal signed or sign-ready. The 1-on-1 is eight weeks, private, and goes all the way through a paying customer in the asset — plus unlimited underwriting, me on standby at your signing, the 12-month scaling map, and 30/60/90-day check-ins after. Many people should do the Accelerator first; if you're later accepted here within 90 days, your $397 counts toward it.
What happens if we can't find a deal worth signing in 8 weeks?
Then we don't sign one — I will never push you into a bad deal to hit a program deadline. The calendar has slack built in (Week 4 absorbs re-hunts), and if your market genuinely takes longer, the plan and underwriting keep going into your check-in windows. What you'll never leave with is a rushed deal that fails on paper.
Do you guarantee results?
No. The agreement says it, this page says it, and I'll say it on the call: my $1,200-to-fleet-to-house numbers are my own story, shown to prove the model — not a promise of your outcome. Your market, capital, credit, and execution decide your results. I guarantee the system, the attention, and the honesty.
Can you just do it 100% for me — you find the car, you rent it out?
No — and be careful with anyone offering it: someone else picking assets and renters for a business in YOUR name, with your liability, is a bad structure. This program exists to make you a real operator in 8 weeks, with your first asset producing under your own judgment.

I started with $1,200 and nobody in my corner.
You get to start with a system and an operator.

Eight weeks. One producing asset. Every document, every screen, every number — built together, handed over, and mapped twelve months forward. A few clients at a time, on purpose.

Apply for the 1-on-1 Not ready for this tier? The Accelerator is the proving ground — and it credits toward this program.