Slow Flips Create Cash Flow. Capital Creates Freedom.
Slow Flipping Is Slow to Build — and Short-Lived by Design
- Average deal nets ~$500/month
- Private investors are repaid in ~5 years
- Borrower notes rarely last 10 years
- Every reset forces you to start over
Freedom keeps moving because the vehicle keeps resetting.
Deals are temporary. Capital is permanent.
Cash flow pays bills. Capital survives resets.
Wrong Question
Wrong Question
Wrong Question
How many deals do I need to be free?
- Freedom Number
- Deal stacking
- Fragile outcome
Right Question
Wrong Question
Wrong Question
How much permanent capital do I need so deals become optional?
- Capital Number
- Durability
- Independence from resets
Why Cash Flow Must Be Converted Into Capital
Slow Flips are a cash-flow business.
Long-range success depends on what you do with that cash flow.
Infinite Banking is not a deal strategy.
It is a capital structure that converts volatile cash flow into permanent, accessible capital — capital that survives borrower resets, investor payoffs, and time.
Who This Is For / Not For
This site is for
This site is not for
This site is not for
- Active Slow Flippers
- Portfolio builders
- Long-range thinkers
- Operators using private money
This site is not for
This site is not for
This site is not for
- Deal chasers
- Beginners
- Return optimizers
- Anyone looking for shortcuts
If your freedom depends on deals that reset, it isn’t freedom.
DealResetCapital.com exists to show Slow Flippers how to build capital that doesn’t.
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