Twelve weeks to raise your first $500K of other people's money, so the next deal does not wait on your own bank balance or a lender's appetite.
Each wall from the top of this page, what the twelve weeks put against it, and what you are left holding.
Conventional lending caps out and underwriting got tighter. The file that would have sailed through three years ago comes back declined.
“I closed my first $150K joint venture three weeks after applying the Gentle Pitch in Chapter 2.”
J. Mitchell, investor with 6 doors, on the book
Down payments ate the savings. The rest is equity, locked inside the doors you already own.
The next deal stops waiting on your savings to rebuild.
You have walked away from numbers that worked. Not because the deal was wrong, because the money was not there.
The money question gets answered before the deal goes.
You know people with money. You have no idea how to raise it without feeling like you are asking for a favour.
It stops being a favour and starts being an offer.
You have read the books and listened to the episodes. The raise has been three months away for a year, because nothing ever makes it due this week.
Rene reads the room every week. Sliding gets awkward, which is the point.
Five walls, five ways through. The one costing you the most right now is the one to bring to the first call.
Apply NowWeekly group coaching with Rene, plus one-to-one time on your own deal. Twelve weeks because ninety days is how long the first raise should take.
Pitch deck templates, outreach scripts and disclosure wording you can put in front of a real investor the week you get them.
Applications are read personally, not filtered by a form.
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Rene has not only advised on capital. He has raised it, structured it, and answered to the investors afterwards. Twenty years of building, financing and operating real estate, starting in 2005 with one house hack renting bedrooms to students, and over 100 rental units managed since. He wrote the method down in The Gentle Art of Raising Capital.
He built and financed the assets himself, so the frameworks come from deals that had to close, not from theory. When you bring him a structure that will not hold, he has usually already tried it.
The Gentle Art of Raising Capital is the system the JV Accelerator is built on. The scripts, the structures and the Gentle Pitch, written down. Read it first if you want to see how Rene works before you apply.
Everything below reflects how the programme actually runs.
Twelve weeks, group coaching plus one-to-one. Weekly sessions with Rene, an investor avatar and outreach blueprint, live review of your own deal package, private investor-pitch deck templates, and FFBA-aware scripts and disclosures.
Investors with one or two deals behind them who want to raise their first $500K of other people's money in the next ninety days. If you have not bought anything yet, start with the book instead.
The price is not published. Apply and Rene will talk you through the format and the cost when the next cohort opens.
Rene reads every application himself and replies directly, usually within one business day. No automated sales sequence, and no call centre.
You have found deals you could not fund. That is the whole problem, and it is a solvable one.
Rene reads every application himself and replies directly, usually within one business day. If it isn't a fit, he'll tell you that rather than sell you into it.