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For Scott Everett

We've talked twice before — here's why I want a third meeting

I believe in bold asks. This is one — from a 22-year-old broker you've met twice.

The ask

Mentorship — not a job, not capital. I want to learn from you.

The arc

Four years, four swings, one license.

182022

Investment consulting

Friends made incredible returns. Horrible business model.

Learned about LLC filing, equity investing, and the confidence to reach out to people.

Next one, with your judgment on it.

01 / 04

Where I'm headed

  • 01

    You've lived many or all of these. You're the perfect guy for me to connect with.

  • 02

    You know what it takes to reach my goals by 31 years old — you've done it.

  • 03

    I believe the right people in my circle will help me achieve these goals. I'm a firm believer that a rising tide lifts all ships.

Handwritten 10-year goals for 2036

Why you

What I bring

  • Connections. I meet a lot of people, and I'm good at putting the right ones together.
  • Leverage. I'm AI-forward — I build tools that kill process inefficiencies, and I share what I build.
  • Dealflow. My team sees deals across DFW — if something fits your buy box, you'll know first.

  1. Month 1

    One face to face meeting

    30 minutes or an hour once. Meet in person, get to know each other.

  2. Month 2

    That's about it

    After that, I want to be able to send you over small deals or ideas that I have. The last thing I want to be is a burden to you — I just want an open line of communication and to be on your radar.

  3. Month 3

    I make you $$

    I met Waka Flocka Flame — he's doing real estate and AI. I'd like to connect you two.

The close

You've given it to me twice now. I want a third 1-on-1 meeting to talk about mentorship. It's obvious that you're an incredible operator, strong leader, and a brilliant mind in multifamily. I want you in my professional circle. I don't intend to compete at your scale, but I do want to build and establish my empire in a similar way to how you've built yours.

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