APRIL 22, 2026 | 12 PM - 1:30 PM
Most investors are taught to chase deals.
This model is built around solving them.

Most real estate strategies depend on: competition, clean deals, and favorable market conditions. DPA doesn’t. This model is built around solving problems — not chasing opportunities.

Most investors only pursue clean, obvious deals. DPA focuses on properties with: title issues,
ownership complications, and unresolved problems. That’s where real opportunity exists — because that’s where competition disappears.

This isn’t about appreciation or renovations. Value is created by:
resolving liens and debt,
navigating ownership gaps,
and structuring deals others can’t.
That’s why margins can be significantly higher.

Traditional strategies struggle when:
interest rates rise, inventory tightens, or competition increases.
DPA operates independently of that.
Because the opportunity isn’t in the market — it’s in the problems attached to the property.
Logan Fullmer has spent the last decade building and scaling businesses around one niche: Distressed Property Acquisition. Instead of chasing listings or relying on clean, straightforward deals, his approach is centered on solving the title, ownership, and structural problems attached to properties most investors overlook. Through this, his teams have closed hundreds of complex deals, acquired tens of millions in property, and developed a system for operating in situations most people don’t know how to navigate. This webinar is a look inside how that actually works.
If you’re looking at this and thinking, “this feels different”… you’re right.
Distressed Property Acquisition isn’t the side of real estate most people operate in — and naturally, it brings up questions.
Here are some of the most common ones before people decide to dive deeper.
This is for people who are serious about building a real business in real estate — not just chasing deals or relying on luck.
It’s a strong fit if you:
Are new to real estate but want a structured path into something that isn’t overcrowded or overhyped
Have tried wholesaling, flipping, or other models and are seeing how competitive and margin-tight they’ve become
Think analytically and enjoy solving problems, not just following scripts or simple processes
Want to operate at a higher level, understanding how deals actually work — not just surface-level tactics
Are willing to step into situations that aren’t clean or straightforward, knowing that’s where the real opportunity exists
This model is not built for people looking for quick wins or easy deals.
It’s built for those who want to:
- understand the structure behind deals
- operate where most investors don’t
- and build something that can scale beyond just finding leads
No — but you do need the ability to think and execute.
This isn’t a model where experience gives you a huge advantage upfront. What matters more is understanding how deals actually work and being willing to step into situations that aren’t obvious.
Some of the best operators in this space didn’t start with years of real estate experience — they learned how to evaluate problems, make decisions, and move deals forward.
No — and that’s the point.
Wholesaling and flipping rely on clean deals, speed, and competition.
DPA operates in a different environment entirely.
Instead of competing for the same opportunities, this model focuses on situations where something is broken — and value is created by solving it, not just assigning or renovating it.
These are properties where something isn’t clean or straightforward.
That can include:
- title issues
- ownership complications
- liens or debt
- probate or inherited property situations
These are the types of deals most investors walk away from — not because they aren’t valuable, but because they don’t know how to handle them.
You’ll get a clear introduction to how the DPA model works, how opportunities are identified, and how deals are approached when they aren’t clean or straightforward.
More importantly, you’ll start to see how this side of real estate operates — and why it’s fundamentally different from what most investors are doing.
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