I'm AJ Gonzalez, founder of InvestaHaus. I've built my model around creative acquisitions and exit strategy, stacking multiple income streams and exits out of a single asset rather than chasing one playbook. I operate as a principal investor across the Southeast, with a bilingual operation that opens doors in the Latino market most rooms can't reach. I'm here to build real relationships with people, not collect business cards.🤑

Hello, wanted to say hello and mention I worked with Flip man on some.deals a couple of years ago and made my way back to his teaching. Learned a lot over time, left the business and now I'm back. Currently on Zillow using Zompz to find some deals, make some offers and close. Glad to be here.

Big or small, we want to see it. Maybe you: 📞 Made your first 10 cold calls 📝 Got your first contract signed 🤝 Added 5 buyers to your list 💰 Closed a deal 🧠 Finally understood how to run your numbers Every one of those counts. Most people never even start. Drop your win below 👇 and then do one more thing: Go celebrate someone else's win. Reply, react, encourage. Momentum is contagious. 🔥 Bonus: if you're stuck right now, say so. Someone here has been exactly where you are.

This week's top contributors in Flippinars, ranked by points earned. 1. @Audrey Pray, Level 4. Kept calling, texting and emailing through a long weekend and posted the honest results. The same consistency she brings to the other room. 2. @Steve Hennigan, Level 3. Posted a run of sales lessons this week, including "I wish I had done this yesterday" and "Let's talk about the wholesaling journey", and got likes on each one. 3. @Emma Bassiri, Level 3. Put out a string of posts on the parts of this business people skip, from "the part nobody talks about" on Sept 29 to a question for the investors in the room this morning. 4. @Bernita Smith, Level 4. Ran Make Moves Monday on Sept 28 and Follow Up Friday on Oct 2, and asked the room a real question about slow areas on Sept 30. 5. @David Veney, Level 2. Jumped in on Sept 29 with a real question about getting the Zompz city list, and earned 9 points this week. 6. @Travis Rice, Level 2. Introduced himself on Sept 30 as new to land wholesaling but not new to sales, and earned 8 points this week. 7. @Sharron K Ferrell, Level 3. On Oct 1 she had a real conversation with an agent about the seller's motivation, and she is working off-market leads too. She earned 8 points this week. 8. @Georgette Neidam, Level 5. Holds Level 5 and earned 8 points in the room this week. 9. @Kenyon Thaxter, Level 2. Introduced himself on Sept 29 from upstate New York and said he is finally putting his foot on the pedal. 7 points this week. 10. @Beverly Winston, Level 3. Worked through excess tax surplus in her county on Sept 30 and posted the hard parts too, heirs included. 6 points this week. That is the bar. Real posts, real questions, real work, and it gets seen. See you all on tonight's call.

I just learned a valuable lesson the hard way… We ALL have those moments where we wonder, “Is this offer too low?” or “What if they say no?” Well… I let those thoughts get the best of me. 😩 🏠 Single Family Home 💰 Asking: $120,000 💵 Offer I was considering: $40,000 The property fit all my criteria from Zompz/Zillow, but the interior looked like it had been updated. I started second-guessing myself. "Maybe $40K is too low." "Maybe I should wait." "Maybe they'll never accept it." So I procrastinated… ONE DAY LATER — SOLD FOR $41,105. 🤦‍♂️ Talk about a lesson! Had I simply made the offer instead of overthinking it, I could potentially have had that property under contract today. The reality is simple: 👉 They can accept it. 👉 They can reject it. 👉 They can ignore it. But if you never make the offer, you already know the answer. 💡 My takeaway: Stop worrying so much about whether it will work out in your favor. Take the shot. You can always move on from a NO. Has procrastination or overthinking ever caused you to miss an opportunity? Newbies AND pros — I'd love to hear your experiences. 👇 Let's encourage each other in the comments!