Most founders plan their exit far too late. Here is what buyer-side experience reveals about the problem — and why the clock starts earlier than you think. There is a pattern that shows up consistently when you look at owner-led businesses from the outside. The financials suggest a certain value. The operations tell a different
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Most construction owners have passed on profitable contracts because of cash flow timing. Here is what that pattern is actually costing you. There is a particular kind of frustration that construction business owners describe when they talk about growth: not the jobs they lost to a competitor, but the jobs they never bid on because
You Had the Work. You Did Not Have the Cash. Read More »
Why Profitable Construction Companies Still Run Out of Cash Cash flow problems in construction aren’t always a revenue problem. Here’s what’s actually driving the gap and how to close it. Most construction companies that fail are not unprofitable. They run out of cash. That distinction matters more than most contractors realize. A company can have
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What the data tells us about construction cash flow in 2026 — and what high-performing operators are doing differently The cash flow problem inside most construction businesses is hiding in plain sight. Contractors aren’t struggling because they lack work. The pipeline is there. The issue is the persistent, structural gap between when money goes out
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Whenever I sit down to write my newsletter, I usually start by asking myself, “What work am I really excited about right now?” The truth is, I had a hard time answering that question this month. Not because I’m not motivated or working hard, but because I feel like I’m in that phase where it’s
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First of all, what is a Joint Venture? It’s simply an agreement joining together 2 or more parties for the purpose of executing a particular real-estate undertaking, where each party commits to performing certain duties.
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Personally, this past month has been quite busy for me: we’ve been putting the finishing touches on our Hamilton flip project, preparing for the closing of our next project in Welland, and also been exploring some international investing opportunities.
In my last blog post, I shared with you some key people that I have on my Power Team, such as Realtor, Mortgage Broker, Lawyer & Accountant.
However, there are other industry experts that you should also consider for your Power Team that you may not have thought of, such as…
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Your Power Team can help you with everything from finding great real estate investing opportunities, closing on deals, working on renovations, to managing the property and tenants, just to name a few.
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Real estate can be part of a succession or inheritance plan, there are many ways to bequeath property, and the proper strategy could ensure your beneficiaries have a financial advantage.
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