Joe Buys Houses

01/21/2026

I’ve been using AI to save hours every week, so I turned the exact system I use into a simple planner (Google Sheets + Notion).

If you’re feeling overwhelmed with tasks and want something practical (not a course), this might help.

Here’s the link: https://dynastyjoe.gumroad.com/l/gbnbdn

That’s it.
No hype. No pressure. No selling tricks.

Save 5–10 hours a week using the same AI-powered system I use personally.This product includes both a Google Sheets and Notion version so you can use whichever fits your workflow.What’s included:• Google Sheets AI weekly planner• Notion AI weekly system• AI prompt library• Time-saved tra...

12/03/2021

Sometimes Pre-foreclosure is the way to go!

You might be wondering why on earth would I CHOOSE pre-foreclosure! Sometimes when we run out of options and we feel like we don’t have options… We actually have options.
Pre-foreclosure is an option that I see many people just riding out.
And you might be thinking how Pre-foreclosure is a terrible thing. And Yes it could be.
However, if you
- Haven’t been making your payments
- Lost your job
- Lost a loved one (who handled all the bills)
- Laid off
- Have too many bills just piling up
Then sometimes Pre-foreclosure is the option in your path but the thing is… that doesn’t mean that you have to submit to the bank and do EVERYTHING the bank tells you.
There are ways to put this negative situation into a positive. IF you’re going to lose your home, why not get some money, save your credit so you can buy another one that will be within your means and so you can BE a homeowner again instead of allowing your credit to get messed up and probably having a hard time getting qualified.
Let’s change the way we deal with pre-foreclosure so it benefits you and saves your credit!

Comment “ready” below or tag anyone who would like to change their situation and get some cash for their home instead of letting the bank take over.

12/02/2021

I've opened up coffee chats for those who would like clarity on their real estate challenge and need solutions quickly.

Send me a direct message and we can set up a time.
- Joe

12/01/2021

11/30/2021

Dreaming of your dream home is more than a dream. It can be a reality.

The question is: What will hold you back from it? And will you let it?

If you’re going through a real estate challenge right now. You’re not alone.
According to an article there is a 102% increase on Foreclosures September 2021 in comparison to September last year!
https://www.sofi.com/learn/content/foreclosure-rates-for-50-states/
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Don’t be a victim to your circumstances.
Need a solution? Let’s connect.
To your success,
Joe, The Real Estate Problem Solver

11/12/2021

Many people believe that if they have a great / amazing credit score then a pre-foreclosure / foreclosure shouldn’t do too much damage. That is a myth.

The Higher the score the lower it falls. You actually lose more points on your credit if it’s in good standing.

Article Referenced in image
https://www.cesisolutions.org/resources/credit-and-debt-resource-center/consequences-of-foreclosure/

I help people with this Real Estate challenge! If you want to be able to buy a home in the NEAR future, keep a strong credit history, and save your credit from damage, let’s connect!

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11/04/2021

Things people tend to overlook when RELOCATING

I know that in our recent experience in relocating to another area, we found an amazing Subdivision and at the time the schools that our kids would be zoned to were a great fit for our family.

But what we did not anticipate was the growth in a new subdivision would have to rezone our kids to different schools outside of the subdivision. After 18 months we soon realized that the developers of our subdivision were not concerned or didn't factor in that as the community expanded there would be a need for larger schools or more schools within our area. Instead the developers were only concerned with using all available land to build more houses.

Even though we researched the community we were relocating too, I learned how important it is to think outside the box.

For example, when the community grows what are all the options for schools in the area for my children, and what does the market look like for local grocery shopping, convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, retail stores, etc.

Comment any questions around relocating and follow me for more tips on relocation and Real Estate Solutions.

- Joe, The Real Estate Problem Solver

11/02/2021

Never give up on your hopes and dreams

I learned one of the most important lessons as a young Sergeant in the Army.

When I was 20 years old I was stationed at Fort Carson Colorado during the early Spring of 1983. The weather was very pleasant with clear skies, the vegetation was starting to turn green again after a bitter cold winter. You could hear the birds singing and smell the sweet scent of wildflowers in the air and you could see the Peaks of the Rocky Mountains for miles.

For a field training mission, I was tasked to lead my squad to a specific point to provide over watching security for my entire company as they maneuver through the valley. I had planned my route to lead my squad down this road that I had walked down just the Month before. Well as we started our move and got down the road we ran into a partial rock slide and a very large tree had fallen across the road, blocking any further movement. There was no way around it to bypass either. Time was critical to get my squad in place by a certain time. I began to look around at the surrounding terrain and look at my map to figure out another route to get to our destination. I finally got it figured out for another route, but it took extra time so we had to practically run to make our destination in time, mind you we are carrying Rucksacks on our backs (which is like carrying a small child on your back) along with our equipment.

After our mission was over we all sat around for an after action review and my Platoon Sergeant who was a Vietnam Veteran taught me how to always have a Backup plan for EVERYTHING you do.

How do you create a backup plan??
#1 Be open to questioning yourself, and think outside the box for plan B

#2 Use THESE “What if…” questions

- What if this primary plan doesn’t work?
- What are some alternative methods or processes I can do to still complete this goal/outcome

You can even go a step further and make a plan C with this formula.

This has helped me with clients and whatever challenge my customers face I will provide dedicated service to them to find a solution that works best for their situation.

Never give up!