Unique people influence communities.
Every person we touch - from millionaires to homeowners facing foreclosure - has the power to make their community better or worse. We try to be a positive influence on every single one.
We're a team of investor-focused real estate agents - the people helping fix up the houses that need fixing, raising the capital to do it, and changing what their neighborhoods feel like to live in. We're here to help them buy more deals, finance them, execute them, and keep going.
Most company values pages are decoration. Ours aren't. These are the six things that decide who we work with, how we work, and what we say no to. Read them as instructions, not posters.
Every person we touch - from millionaires to homeowners facing foreclosure - has the power to make their community better or worse. We try to be a positive influence on every single one.
Growth comes from leveraging who you actually are, not from copying somebody else's playbook. This is how you change your family tree: by becoming the agent of your own success, not by waiting for permission.
Success isn't "make $2M." It's whatever YOU define as enjoyable. The word "build" matters - it implies effort over time. And the definition of enjoyable is yours, not ours.
The grind matters more than the finish line. Early attempts will always be worse than later ones. We're here for the daily improvements, not the illusion of a perfect outcome.
Income isn't the goal - it's the fuel. The more we earn, the more we can change. For our team, for our clients, for our community, for our families.
This is the strategic engine. We lead with value. We help clients hit their goals first. Our success is a direct, trailing result of theirs.
“The goal isn't ‘sell 100 houses.' It's help investors flip 50 homes - which revitalizes the community and incidentally results in 100 transactions. Community impact is the cause. Transactions are the effect.”
Project Spokane began with a simple observation: every leader in this city that I admired had built something of their own. They weren't just operating inside someone else's structure - they were building structures other people could operate inside. That's the work that mattered. So I made a decision to do the same.
The name was deliberate. I didn't want a generic real estate name slapped on a company. I wanted a name that said exactly what we're doing: making the city of Spokane better. Through real estate. Through investing. Through the businesses we put inside the buildings we eventually buy.
The long-term vision is concrete. Buy and renovate the downtown Spokane buildings that need it. Put my own businesses inside them. Contribute, building by building, to a city that's still being written.
Most real estate agents aren't built for investors. They're built for buyers who fall in love with a kitchen. The systems, the language, the timing, the underwriting - none of it is calibrated for somebody who buys five to ten homes a year and treats houses like assets.
That's the first gap.
The second gap is education. There are great investor meetups in this city - but most of them are random. One month it's wholesaling, the next it's tax strategy, the next it's a contractor war story. There's no chronological curriculum. New investors show up, get a piece of one topic, and leave more lost than they started.
Project Spokane was built to close both gaps.
For the service gap: we're built for investors - same-day deal underwriting, same-day showing requests, same-day offers, and listing exposure built to move investment property. We still help everyday homeowners too - that's roughly a third of our business - the systems are just tuned for people who treat houses like assets.
For the education gap: we built the Investor Boot Camp. Six days over three weeks. Find a deal. Finance a deal. Renovate it. Decide whether to sell or rent. Manage your money. Scale your business. A structured plan that takes someone from zero to confident.
Three reasons, in this order.
A typical homebuyer buys one house every few years. An investor buys five to ten houses a year. That creates repeatable, predictable transaction flow - which means a team built around investors can build real systems instead of chasing one-off deals.
Investor transactions are numbers-driven. Less emotional. Investors appreciate process. That fits our DNA - we like building systems, not managing feelings.
Watching a vacant house become a family's first home. Watching an investor hit a goal they couldn't have hit alone. Watching a block of Hillyard or Logan or East Central look different than it did two years ago. That's the part of this job we actually love. The money's the fuel; the work is the point.
Our clients tend to be stuck at one of two ends of a spectrum.
Foreclosure. Inherited property nobody wants to deal with. Financial pressure forcing a sale they didn't plan for. We help them find a way out - quickly, honestly, and without judgment.
Talented people who want to build wealth through real estate but don't have a plan, a network, or a first deal. We give them the plan, plug them into the network, and walk them through the first deal until it stops feeling impossible.
Either way, the job is the same: get unstuck.
Project Spokane is small on purpose. We'd rather have five people who care than fifty people who don't.
Project Spokane is the brand you'll know us by. Underneath it, we're licensed real estate agents operating under Real Broker LLC.
Real Broker LLC is the licensed brokerage we hang our licenses with. We chose Real Broker for one big reason: freedom. They're permissive of the strategies our investor clients actually need to use - novations, agent self-purchases, creative structures - without making us fight for permission.
When you work with us in Spokane, every transaction is executed through Real Broker. The strategy, the team, and the relationships sit inside Project Spokane.