Your buyer fell through. The numbers didn't work for cash. The seller wants too much. That deal isn't dead — it's the wrong exit. I JV with wholesalers, restructure deals as novations and creative finance, and we split the profit 50/50.
Every deal we close also funds our adoption assistance mission. Our why →
You did the hard part finding the deal. Let me handle the exit you don't have a buyer for.
Send me the address, numbers, and the seller's situation. Takes two minutes with the form below.
I underwrite it and find the angle — usually a novation, sometimes creative finance. I bring the buyer and dispo it.
Deal closes, profit gets split down the middle. You got paid on a deal you'd already written off — and a piece of every closed deal goes toward our adoption mission.
Instead of buying at a deep discount, I take over the right to sell the property and list it closer to market — so the seller gets more and there's spread to split. Deals that don't pencil for cash often pencil here.
Seller-financing, subject-to, and lease options open doors when a clean cash deal won't. If your deal fits creative better, that's the lane we run.
Even partnership. I do the heavy lifting on the exit and bring the buyer — you brought the deal. Profit gets cut straight down the middle, every time.
Wholesalers keep sending me their "dead" deals because the checks clear. Here's what a few of them have to say.
"I had a deal I couldn't push through as cash. Instead of killing the contract, I brought Chris in. He secured it, locked it down, and we're waiting on close now. I could have been prideful and called it a loss — instead we win together. I sent him another deal the same day I recorded this."
"If you're a wholesaler sitting on a deal that won't close for cash, hand it over. Chris dealt with the buyers and realtors, we dealt with the sellers — everyone knew their role. It was smooth, professional, and we actually got paid on a deal we were about to throw away."
"I watched Chris do a live reduction call and talk the seller down $20,000. I'd never seen it done before and honestly didn't believe it was possible. Seeing it firsthand changed everything for me. He teaches you how to actually close — not just pitch."
Three and a half years ago, my wife Victoria and I adopted our daughter Koda. It was the best thing we've ever done — and it cost us over $80,000. We almost didn't make it financially. We know firsthand that for most families, the only thing standing between them and a child who needs a home is the price tag.
That's why a portion of every deal we close at Dead Deals 2 Dollars goes toward building an adoption assistance foundation — so that cost is never the reason a family says no.
When you send me your dead deal, you're not just getting a check. You're part of something bigger.
Fill this out and I'll personally review it. If there's an exit, you'll hear from me fast.