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Hosted by Logan Fullmer · business · EN
Welcome to the Dirty Deeds Podcast, where we talk about how to buy more real estate for less money, because it comes with problems, how to solve those problems and how to run a business doing it while generating tens of millions a year there. A little cleverness and a lot of give a darn goes a long way here. Hosted by Logan Fullmer.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Dirty Deeds Podcast, where we talk about how to buy more real estate for less money, because it comes with problems, how to solve those problems and how to run a business doing it while generating tens of millions a year there. A little cleverness and a lot of give a darn goes a long way here.
Dirty Deeds is hosted by Logan Fullmer. The show has published 76 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Subdivide Land and Double Your Money" (25 October 2026, 76 minutes), "Wholesaling vs Curative Title: Which Makes More Money?" (18 October 2026, 65 minutes), and "Curative Title at 25: A $200K House for $6K" (11 October 2026, 77 minutes).
Dirty Deeds publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 76 episodes.
Booking probability for Dirty Deeds is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dirty Deeds requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dirty Deeds's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Dirty Deeds are Property Management & Appraisal and Real Estate Agents. Dirty Deeds has a business audience.
Logan Fullmer hosts Dirty Deeds, a business podcast with 76 episodes published.
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How do you find land deals other investors miss, split them up, and double your money? In this fishbowl edition of Dirty Deeds, land investor Jeremy and Logan Fullmer take turns pulling questions from a bowl and...
Wholesaling or curative title: which real estate business model actually makes more money? In this special debate edition of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer goes head-to-head with Mark Gabryel, co-owner of Joe Homebuyer of...
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Tom Santella found a North Carolina house still titled to an owner who died in 1989. The man who was living there had rented it in 1987 and stayed for nearly 40 years, paying the taxes and treating it like his own. Tom...
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Land flipping used to feel like shooting fish in a barrel. Now it takes 20,000 to 23,000 texts to land one contract. Seth Williams of REtipster and Mike Balcom, co-founders of Stride CRM, break down what's changed in...
Commercial real estate investing can create opportunities beyond traditional residential real estate, but finding the right deal comes down to understanding your market, your numbers, your basis, and your risk. In this...
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Robert and Cullen didn't come from real estate. One runs a patio cover company in Lake Charles, the other drives for a power company in Arkansas, and they've been best friends for 20 years. They still work full-time...
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Casey Roberts spent a decade building giant 3D-printing robots for the U.S. government — machines with arms long enough to print a foundation to quarter-inch accuracy. In January he walked away from it. By February he...
She refused to read the sales script. She's not a salesperson, she told her husband she just calls people, tells them the truth, and closes. Then Erica looked a man dead in the eye and told him he was going to die with...
Jesse Burrell is back on Dirty Deeds, and this one covers a lot of ground. We talk about his path from wholesaling and house flipping to building Batch Leads, Batch Skip Tracing, and Batch Dialer — and the wild, chaotic...
Anyone can teach you how to get into a deal. Matt is back on Dirty Deeds to talk about what comes after — the phase where the real work becomes managing cash, building a team, and having the discipline to walk away from...
Kurt Marker paid for flight school by lifeguarding, teaching surf lessons, and parking cars. He bought his first duplex on a $48,000 salary — selling his own car just to qualify. Today he flies Gulfstreams, advises...
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Caleb Fairclaw hit rock bottom before he ever found real estate the way he does it now. In this episode of Dirty Deeds, he sits down with Logan Fullmer for one of the most honest conversations on the show — from leaving...
Before he built one of the most powerful data platforms in distressed real estate, Tyler Austin was a military and cyber warfare operator — running open-source intelligence and hunting people down for the government...
When a distressed real estate deal is stuck — deceased owner, missing heirs, a messy title no one can cure — Stephanie Shepherd is who investors call. Known as a "breakthrough specialist," she's built her name on the...
Anthony Pappas bought 75% of a beach house near Galveston, Texas for $15,000. The property was supposed to be vacant. He sent a locksmith to change the locks — and he called back and said: I hear somebody in there. I'm...
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🚨 Most investors buy distressed properties without ever pulling a title report. That's how you lose everything. In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with Alex Goldavosky — founder of Pro Title USA...
Most people peak once. Mikey Taylor has peaked four times and he's not done.Pro skateboarder. Brewery founder who sold to Miller Coors. Mayor of Thousand Oaks. And now one of the most unconventional commercial real...
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What if the deals everyone walks away from are actually the best ones?Colin Murphy figured that out a long time ago and he's been running his entire operation from Madrid, Spain for over two decades while investors in...
Matt is the co-founder of SmartSkip.io and a real estate investor who built his entire business around finding the people everyone else gave up on. Dead owners. Absent heirs. Disconnected numbers. Broken family trees...
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In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with one of the most unlikely operators in the land game. Cameron grew up in the back seat of cross-country drug runs, used as the family decoy because a kid in...
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Asset Resolution Partners
President and CEO, Defense Credit Union Council
former professional skateboarder, entrepreneur, real estate investor, mayor pro tem of Thousand Oaks, California, Commune Capital
SVP & Chief Customer Officer, Hudson Valley National Center for Veteran Reintegration
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