The buyer’s house · what’s coming

Learn to buy. Three programs, one standard.

Built the same way as the cohort: the facts cited, the hard parts named, and nothing taught that we have not done ourselves. Each program below is forming now. The rhythm: the cohort begins August 2, the Deal Room opens August 31, and both courses begin September 14. Waitlists are open, and details go to the list first.

How they fit: the cohort teaches the path · Buy Without the Bank teaches the deal · The Deal Room stands beside you while you do it · and graduates can ask us to sit at the table with them.
Program 01 · Flagship courseBegins September 14

Buy Without the Bank

The acquisition course for buyers the banks turned away. As of March 2026, SBA loans require U.S. citizenship. The playbook every mainstream buying course teaches is closed to most visa holders.

This course teaches the structures that work without it: seller financing, earnouts, conventional lending, and investor capital, plus the visa-compatible way to hold what you buy. Taught from real transactions: the same structures we use when we buy businesses ourselves.

For the immigrant buyer first, and for any buyer who wants a deal that does not depend on a bank saying yes.

Where it ends: you, at a closing table, signing a deal that never needed a bank’s permission.

Live and online · small group · a few weeks · begins Sep 14

Inside: no-bank deal structures · reading the real numbers · holding what you buy, visa-compatibly

Source: SBA SOP 50 10 8 citizenship policy, effective March 1, 2026. Reviewed with licensed immigration and lending professionals before each session.

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Seats are few by design. Details go to the list first.

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Program 02 · MembershipOpens August 31 · graduates first

The Deal Room

Not a course. A corner, for when the deal is real. A gated room for active buyers: live reviews of the deal you are actually working, negotiation drills against the people you will actually face, diligence checklists, and professionals to ask before you sign anything.

Buying alone is how good people overpay. The Deal Room exists so no member walks into a closing without another set of experienced eyes on the numbers, the structure, and the story they are being told.

For buyers in an active search or a live deal. Opens to course graduates first, then by invitation.

Where it ends: you close with certainty, because experienced eyes checked the numbers, the structure, and the story before you signed.

Ongoing membership · online · small groups · opens Aug 31

Inside: weekly live deal reviews · negotiation drills · ask-before-you-sign access

No commitment · graduates get the first invitations

Program 03 · SpecializationBegins September 14

The Trades Acquisition Course

Buy the businesses the AI build-out demands. HVAC, plumbing, and electrical firms are retiring in record numbers while over a million trade jobs sit unfilled. These businesses are not disrupted by AI. They are demanded by it.

This course covers what generic programs skip: license transfers and qualifier requirements, key-person risk when the founder is the license, and how to buy a field-service business that took decades to build and cannot be rebuilt overnight.

For operators, searchers, and professionals targeting the trades, including immigrant buyers navigating licensing.

Where it ends: you own a business AI cannot replace, in a market the build-out keeps hiring.

Live and online · small group · a few weeks · begins Sep 14

Inside: license transfers · qualifier requirements · valuing a business where the founder is the license

Sources: U.S. skilled-trades labor data (2025) · McKinsey ownership-transition estimates (2026)

No commitment · details go to the list first

Important, please read

This is education, not legal or financial advice. These programs teach how paths and deals work and how to prepare for them. They do not file anything for you, and they do not replace a lawyer, a CPA, or a licensed lender. The real decisions and every filing are made with your own licensed professionals. We are not a law firm, and we are not affiliated with USCIS, the SBA, or any government agency.