Navigating Real Estate with Big Circle Auctions

Unlock Your Potential: Inside Real Estate, Infinite Banking, and Community Investments with Big Circle Auctions

In a recent "Taking Initiative" podcast episode, host David Waller sat down with Denver Collins, an Air Force pilot now flying for Southwest Airlines, to unpack his unique journey into real estate, infinite banking, and a revolutionary platform called Big Circle Auctions (BCA). The conversation illuminated the "who, what, when, where, and why" of modern investment, highlighting how strategic thinking and community support can create unprecedented opportunities.

The discussion centered around Denver Collins, a real estate investor and a year and a half into his infinite banking journey, deeply involved with The Community Core (TCC) and its Advisory Board Members (ABM).

The core of the conversation revolved around a townhouse in Colorado Springs that Denver listed on Big Circle Auctions. This property, originally purchased for his daughter and later a successful rental with stable tenants, is valued at $367,000 and comes with a lender-approved loan. BCA itself is a new platform, also featuring high-end collector cars, vacations, jewelry, and gold, with real estate now coming to the forefront.

The platform facilitating this is Big Circle Auctions, supported by The Community Core (TCC) and its ABM Pilsung Ventures.

The "Why": Benefits & Strategy

Denver's primary motivation for listing on BCA was to extract equity for new investments and leverage a platform he viewed as a "win-win for everybody". His tenants were interested in buying but faced down payment issues due to life circumstances (a family marriage), leading to an extended lease and Denver's decision to pursue BCA. He also aimed to bring real estate into the spotlight on BCA, which was initially dominated by other high-value items.

Why Big Circle Auctions is a Game-Changer: BCA offers significant advantages for all parties involved:

• For Sellers: It allows sellers like Denver to get their money out while offering a discount to buyers. If a property doesn't sell, the seller still benefits from earning interest on their listing fees and retains the asset, with the option to relist. The ABM even sponsored Denver's transaction fees, making it more affordable to list.

• For Buyers/Investors:

  • The Colorado Springs townhouse comes with a lender-approved loan requiring only a 5% down payment, a significant advantage compared to the typical 20-25% needed for investment properties from traditional banks.

  • The property is currently occupied by tenants, ensuring immediate cash flow for the new owner from day one. An existing property manager can also be retained for a seamless transition.

  • Participating in auctions, even without winning, helps build a bidding history to reach the 5% minimum for a loan, solving financing needs for other projects. This creates a scenario where members might participate to build history, not just to win the property.

• For the Community: David Waller emphasizes BCA's role in simplifying financing, making it easier for individuals to generate savings for a down payment directly within the banking process. It provides a "harmless feedback" mechanism, where even if a property doesn't sell, everyone wins on some level.

Why Infinite Banking & Community are Foundational: Denver credits the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) for fundamentally shifting his perspective on money and finance, preparing him to recognize the opportunities presented by TCC and BCA. He views IBC as a method to "store my wealth" and "capture your dollars before they leave your personal economy," focusing on the "return of my money". This principle allowed him to understand how IBC, TCC, and BCA collectively enable investors to "win in every scenario, maintain value, keep value, increase value, store your wealth, and not lose". The TCC community provides a robust support system, offering a network where members can strategize and find people who "wanna see you succeed".

The Auction

The auction for the Colorado Springs townhouse is set for August 19th. There's significant interest, from those looking to participate for financing history to serious buyers, all anticipating a positive outcome for Denver and the platform.

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