Curative Title Real Estate in 2026

I owned a robotics business. We were building 3D printers for primarily for the US government. You know, build this giant robot and to be able to 3D print with quarter inch accuracy over this huge arm. I went from exiting that robotics company in January to kind of kicking around what I wanted my next

business to be. I've always been interested in real estate. Thought this would be a cool opportunity. It's just a testament to your class that I've, you know, just since I started this class in what, February, I've signed just a hair under a million dollars in [music] adjusted salespric equity. Welcome to Dirty Deeds. I've got Casey

Roberts here. He threw away a robotics business and a whole another career to come do this kind of work, curative title work. We're going to talk to him today. Welcome, my friend. >> Hey, thanks for having me. >> No doubt. >> You come from a whole different world. That sounds like it was going a great

direction. He said, "I don't want this anymore. I want that. Why'd you leave that side of the the business for this?" >> It's a great question. Um, I uh owned a robotics business. We were uh building 3D printers for primarily for the US government. Um, you know, so large scale arms, if you've ever seen, you know, a

foundation being poured, they have this big long arm and, uh, you got a guy holding a hose at the end that's, you know, dumping it in for a foundation. Uh well, we had the thought about 10 years ago to, you know, build this giant robot um and to be able to 3D print with, you

know, quarter inch accuracy over this huge arm. And of course, you know, anybody with any kind of common sense is not going to give a couple of 20somes millions of dollars to be able to figure that out. >> Partners in that business, right? >> I did. Yeah. Yeah. And uh so we you know