You keep finding businesses you could run. You just cannot buy them.
Every weekday you get one deal and the structure that would buy it at as close to zero out of pocket as that deal allows.
Free. One email a weekday. Leave whenever you want.
What arrives
One deal, not a digest
A single listing from the public marketplaces, picked because a first-time buyer could realistically close it.
The numbers that decide it
Asking price, collected revenue rather than a published MRR badge, margin, and what running it would actually cost you in hours.
The structure that would buy it
The seller note, earn-out, holdback or pre-sell that gets you in, sized against what the business can service.
What kills it
The gate this deal fails, when it fails one. Most days that matters more than the upside.
Any of these you?
- You have browsed the same marketplaces for months and never made an offer.
- You can spot a good business and have no idea what to put in a letter of intent.
- You assume a deal needs your cash, so you only look at ones you could pay for.
- You have read that seller financing exists and never seen it written out on a real listing.
Every one of those is a structuring problem wearing a money problem's clothes. The daily takes one deal at a time and shows the difference.
Start tomorrow morning
One deal, and the terms that would buy it, in your inbox before you start work.