08/31/2026
Carolyn wanted to help her daughter become a homeowner and create a family legacy.
When we started working together, I encouraged her to change the conversation. Instead of only talking about the news, weather, and sports, start talking about real estate.
So when her daughter asked what she had been up to, Carolyn nervously said:
“You’re probably going to think I’m crazy, but I just started coaching with a real estate investment coach.”
Her daughter’s response surprised her.
She and her boyfriend had found a home they desperately wanted to buy, but they believed homeownership was out of reach.
Within a week, Carolyn had the property under contract.
We then created a creative structure that gave her daughter and her boyfriend five years to work toward ownership.
They moved in, renovated the home, and had a clear goal in front of them.
They weren’t just renting and hoping to buy someday.
They were living in the goal.
Depending on the structure, arrangements like this may be called a buyback, rent-to-own, or lease option.
Sometimes people don’t need a handout. They need a hand up, a plan, and the right structure.
This is also similar to the strategy I used to buy my own home after a major business collapse.
I’ll be sharing more real-world stories and strategies in my next Denied-to-Keys webinar.
If you’re a frustrated renter, or a parent who wants to help an adult child pursue homeownership, comment KEYS and I’ll send you the details.