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Hosted by Logan Fullmer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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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.
Logan Fullmer hosts Dirty Deeds, a business show with 61 episodes published.
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 res
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 n
🚨 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 and
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 estat
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 th
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. Th
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 the
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with Bill Dimmick — the CPA and tax partner who's been quietly behind some of the most successful real estate operators in Texas. And his advice goes against almost
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan sits down with Clayton Allen, a 36-year-old real estate investor from Marshall, Texas who's spent the last eight years quietly building a distressed property business in the deep Eas
He came in as an acquisition guy. A year later, he owned the business. Here's what happened in between — and the $750K deal that proves it. Mauricio Chakra started as an acquisitions rep — no real estate background, no i
Most real estate investors skip the survey or wait until they're closing — and that's when they find out the property isn't 125 acres, it's 103. Or the fence has been in the wrong spot for 40 years. Or there's a cemetery
Joey Stacks didn't just grow up on the wrong side of the tracks. He grew up inside the track. East Side San Antonio. Organized crime. Meth labs. FBI raids at age 8. Prison at 17. By 22, he was moving half-kilo bricks thr
It's just me," the seller said. By the end of the phone call, there were 13 siblings. In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with Florida's high-volume probate and curative title attorney Al Nicoletti to
What happens when you buy a $130,000 property and discover mid-lawsuit that it was appraised at $2.3 million? In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with Southern California investor Ellis San Jose — a v
Willy Numbers built one of the most unconventional real estate businesses in the game — and in this episode of Dirty Deeds, he breaks down exactly how he did it. Willy is the founder of Reverse Flip, a strategy that flip
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan sits down with former FBI agents turned private investigators, Sean and Larry Baker, to pull back the curtain on some of the wildest and most complex real estate deals happening behi
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan sits down with Michael McCall — a real estate entrepreneur who’s built a multi-million-dollar operation by mastering sales, systems, and scale. Michael breaks down how he went from g
In this powerful episode of Dirty Deeds, we sit down with Manny Cash, a San Antonio-based investor whose journey from a 17-year-old Venezuelan immigrant to a successful real estate entrepreneur is nothing short of miracu
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, we sit down with Jesse Burrell, a founder who successfully navigated the journey from a lean real estate investing operation to exiting a massive $40 million revenue software company. Jess
In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan sits down with Nick Perry to break down what it really takes to build a scalable business without burning yourself out. Nick shares his journey from being broke, sleeping on an air m
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Dirty Deeds is hosted by Logan Fullmer. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 61 episodes.
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