Blake Hawkins joins the show to share the gritty details of a $32,000 wholesale deal that was nearly derailed by title issues, uncooperative sellers, and hidden property occupants. From navigating a "business divorce" to restructuring his team to eliminate internal friction, Blake explains how he moved away from nationwide lead models to focus on high-intent, local PPC leads in Houston.

This episode is a masterclass in operational efficiency, the importance of protecting your deals from "Facebook snakes," and knowing exactly which exit strategies align with your specific skillset.

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Show notes:

(0:58) Beginning of today’s episode
(9:11) Why he decided to collapse his acquisition and disposition departments into one role to stop the "Russia vs. Ukraine" friction in his team.
(13:06) The transition from messy, nationwide lead generation to focusing exclusively on high-quality PPC leads in the Houston market.
(17:43) Why Blake stopped posting specific property addresses on Facebook groups to prevent other investors from hijacking his deals.
(25:38) Why Blake walked away from fix-and-flips and rentals to focus purely on wholesaling and novations, and why you should too if it doesn't align with your strength.

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WIP 1940: The $32,000 Deal That Almost Fell Apart Days Before Closing (And How He Saved It)

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WIP 1940: The $32,000 Deal That Almost Fell Apart Days Before Closing (And How He Saved It)