Fix and flip margins are thin. Most investors eat the loss when a property sits or the market softens. Casey Gregerson built a structure that removes that risk entirely — and funds his own deals without hard money lenders.
Casey is a Wyoming and Montana-based investor who built a vertically integrated operation — acquisitions, construction, property management, and capital raising — all while running it virtually from Houston. He's closed deals at $75/lead in markets where most investors won't even look.
In this episode, Casey and Brandon break down:

- How to structure a fix and flip where you can drop the price to near cost and still make money
- Why sellers in the right situation will take a profit share over a cash offer — and how to present both
- How Casey set up a parent fund with multiple offerings so investors can stay in deals longer without new legal docs each time
- What most investors get wrong when they first try to raise capital (and the platform that fixed it for Casey)
- How to use your calendar as a mirror — and why green blocks changed how Casey runs his week

0:00 – Intro
1:10 – From petroleum engineer to real estate investor
5:20 – Running a virtual investing business in Wyoming and Montana
8:45 – Building SOPs before they were trendy
11:30 – Why Casey started raising his own capital
15:00 – Setting up a parent fund with multiple offerings (and the mistake to avoid)
19:45 – The Revive Method: de-risking fix and flips with profit sharing
26:10 – Why sellers say yes to the partnership offer
28:30 – Coaching other investors and the moment that changed everything
30:45 – How Casey protects family time as a busy entrepreneur

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