Roy Gonzales look like he’d step out the Benz drippin’, chain swinging, three baddies in tow.
So why’s he standing in front of your aunt’s busted-ass crib? That place still got AOL CDs in the junk drawer, or what?
Turns out, Roy and his team just wholesaled this beat-up Dallas property for a $52,000 profit.
Now ask yourself: what would an extra $50k do for you? Cover a year’s worth of bills? Pay off debt? Allow you to YOLO into meme coins?
More importantly, how do you rinse and repeat?
Let’s get into it. Here’s my Certified Closers review.
Oh jeez, here we go.
“If you have a phone and an internet connection, you can do the exact same thing,” Roy starts off.
The 22-year-old real estate investor slash entrepreneur swears digital real estate changed his life.
At 19, he was a broke DoorDash driver making $7 an hour, working day and night.
Then he discovered wholesaling, and – boom – $10,000 in his first 30 days.
- By the end of year one? $100k.
- Year two? $250k.
- Year three? $350k.
- Year four? Over half a million.
And now, he wants to teach you how to run it up, Lamborghini with the bubble guts (woo).
Don’t worry, you can do it without getting your real estate license, spending thousands, or even leaving your home.
Roy cruises through his process.
Apparently, every county has a vacant property list. These are houses sitting empty. The owner passed away or it’s abandoned or maybe some tweakers ransacked the place before wandering off to find more drugs. Right?
Whatever the case, they’re ripe for the taking.
Anyways.
Roy literally just calls the phone numbers on this list. When someone picks up, he smashes a truth brick over their head.
He’s all, “Look, we both know this place is a shithole. Squatters are in and out. It’s unsafe. And no realtor wants to touch it. Plus, listing it means months of headaches and a commission check you’d rather not write. What if I took it off your hands for $70,000?”
Sheesh.
My man doing justice to his brand, Certified Closers.
Now, obviously, homeboy isn’t stroking a check for $70 Gs. (In this case.) Nope.
He’s just locking it up under contract, then flipping that contract to a local investor for a nice little markup – before walking away with the difference.
I must say, Roy big smooth.
But if you think it’s as easy as “Oh yeah, just find some wealthy investor in that area who’ll happily pay you $50k more than it’s worth” and cash out like a king?
I mean, you probably believe those ads telling you horny moms in your area wanna hook up.
Roy’s just taking this business – old as dirt and competitive as hell – and repackaging it as a side hustle you can do in between Brawl Stars battles.
“Digital real estate,” he calls it.
“All we’re doing is dropshipping houses,” he says.
What’s next? Linking it to Bitcoin and OnlyFans?
Roy assures us there’s no risk with remote wholesaling. If a deal falls through, you just walk away.
Cool. And if a plane crashes, you just get off.
In reality, you’re out time, energy, marketing costs, credibility, and possibly an earnest money deposit. And if you screw up the contract, you could be legally on the hook.
This dude, man.
Roy would catch a rock chip on the freeway, walk in the door, and tell you he just survived a 13-car pileup.
“Digital real estate is the simplest, the quickest, the most unique way within real estate to make $10,000 a month in the next 30 days,” he promises.
If you’re buying that, apply for private coaching at any of the following locations:
- @RoyTheCloser
- HYVE Real Estate
- MB Corporate, LLC
- CertifiedClosers.net
- MnyBagCorp.net
- Digital Real Estate (Alpha) Skool group
Or, you know, wherever his next ad takes you.
As for me?
I’m sticking to actual digital real estate. As in, websites. Like the one you’re on.
Tap below – I’ll show you.
Q&A
Q: Roy Gonzales net worth?
A: Well, he’s in a brand-new BMW M4 Competition while you’re out here whipping a 2019 Hyundai Palisade with a 4.83 Uber rating. Mnybag Roy claims $50k months from virtual wholesaling, and his coaching income probably matches that. But he hasn’t been at it for long – and he burns through cash like cardio. So maybe around $1 million, give or take.
Q: Biggest myth about real estate?
A: That is just automatically works because it’s been around forever. This ain’t Monopoly though. You can’t just plop a hotel on Baltic Ave and start collecting checks. You need timing, a strong economy, low interest rates, tons of leads, relentless follow-up, and you gotta be a certified closer like Roy boy… just to stand a chance.
Q: Can you tell me more about what you do?
A: Depends who’s asking. If it’s the IRS, I’m unemployed. If it’s my mom, I “do internet stuff.” But if you’re actually curious? I build, rank, and rent out little websites that bring in leads for local businesses. It’s real estate minus the cracked foundations and crackheads. Watch this short video.