
He’d spent 12 years building a $10M flooring business, and it owned him. The developers he sold carpet to seemed calm and at ease. They had something he didn’t: money that worked without them. So he asked what they were doing, and whether he could invest alongside them.
The minimum was $100,000. He didn’t have it in cash, so he used a self-directed IRA. That first deal was the first spoke on his wheel.
Then it started sending income back. He put that income into the next deal, and the next. Each one made the wheel turn a little faster, and the checks kept coming whether he was at a desk or not.
Not every deal worked. Matt shows you the ones that lost money, and why owning 75 small spokes beats betting everything on one.
*Matt’s personal results. Not typical, not guaranteed. Some of his deals lost money, and the course shows those too.