Family of Flippers
A collaborative business model where Matt trains others to buy and sell equipment using shared resources and capital.
Why It Works
The model allows for risk-sharing and resource pooling among participants, enabling them to capitalize on buying opportunities while providing mentorship and guidance.
Revenue & Traction
Matt earns a percentage of the profits made by participants, which creates a win-win scenario for both parties involved in the deals.
Founding Story
The concept emerged as Matt started teaching friends and acquaintances how to flip items, leading to the formation of a group that operated alongside his own flipping activities.
Business Playbook
The business relies on mentorship, structured profit-sharing, and leveraging collective resources to maximize profitability in flipping deals.
Additional Information
Matt's cousin joined him in this venture, further expanding the operational capacity of the business.
Source
Podcast: Koerner Office
Episode: He Makes $50K/Month Flipping Lawn Mowers⏐Ep. #282
Creation Date: March 13, 2026
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