In this episode, I sat down with Quynh and Tri Vu, a married couple who abandoned their six-figure careers as pharmacists and IT engineers, respectively, to pursue land investing.
Its history is full of information. We covered how land deals paid more than Quynh’s PhD, how they left high-stress jobs behind for more time freedom, and how they quietly raised capital without even asking for it.
You’ll also learn how their “zero reduction” strategy led to 50 buyer defaults in one quarter, and why they still consider defaults a profit. Tri also shared the dopamine automation he created for his team, which keeps everyone motivated with real-time updates.
We also explore whether you can really run a successful real estate business with your spouse (without losing your mind).
Whether you’re new to the world or trying to scale, this is a masterclass on systems, mindset, and people-centered investing.
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Key takeaways
In this episode, you will be able to:
- Discover how Quynh and Tri left their W-2 careers to build a land business focused on owner-financed deals and family time.
- Find out why they are selling their rental properties after dealing with squatters and repairs, but keeping some for tax depreciation benefits.
- Hear how they raise capital by showing investors transparent default rates and explaining exactly what happens when borrowers stop paying.
- Discover how Quynh closes land deals by advising buyers through their vision and providing specific costs for improvements such as grading and water access.
- Understand that success in sales comes from finding what you enjoy about the process instead of forcing yourself to do tasks you hate.
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Seth Williams is the founder of REtipster.com, an online community offering real-world guidance for real estate investors.


