{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\cocoartf2869 \cocoatextscaling0\cocoaplatform0{\fonttbl\f0\fswiss\fcharset0 Helvetica;} {\colortbl;\red255\green255\blue255;} {\*\expandedcolortbl;;} \margl1440\margr1440\vieww11520\viewh8400\viewkind0 \pard\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\pardirnatural\partightenfactor0 \f0\fs24 \cf0 \ \ \ \ Bighorn Phase 1 \'97 System Deployment\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \

\ You already have the inputs.
\ This installs the system that converts them into output.\

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\ Deal flow and investor demand already exist. The constraint is execution at scale.\ Phase 1 removes that constraint and converts pipeline into measurable revenue and capital deployment.\
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\ Bighorn and Wyohouses already generate the inputs that matter \'97 deal flow, investor relationships, a defined buy-box, and an active acquisition model. The system is already in motion. The constraint is throughput.\

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\ Deals enter the pipeline but are not processed with consistent speed or depth. Investors exist but are not continuously activated. Follow-up depends on manual execution, introducing delay, variability, and missed output.\

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\ Phase 1 installs and operates a system that removes that constraint.\

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System Architecture
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\ Two coordinated workflows operate across both sides of the balance sheet:\

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\ Wyohouses \'97 acquisition engine
\ Bighorn Capital Fund \'97 capital engine\

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\ Deals \uc0\u8594 track record \u8594 investor commitment \u8594 capital deployment \u8594 repeat\

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\ The opportunity is not creating more input. It is capturing more output from what already exists.\

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Workflow 1 \'97 Deal Sourcing

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Customer: Wyohouses

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Objective: Find, fund, and close more Revive Method deals nationwide

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Operators: Scout; Recon

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Optional: CRM integration

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Step 1 \'97 Signal Capture
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Scout continuously monitors distress signals and ingests opportunities with structured context.

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Step 2 \'97 Enrichment
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Recon enriches each property with comps, ARV, rehab scope, and exit profile.

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Step 3 \'97 Buy-Box Matching
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All properties are evaluated against a single active buy-box. Only executable deals surface.

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Optional Layer \'97 Negotiation Intelligence
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\ Can be layered in post-deployment to simulate offer scenarios and improve execution precision before live outreach.\

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Workflow 1 \'97 Output

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Model Assumptions
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Modeled Output
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Cost of Waiting 90 Days
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Workflow 2 \'97 Capital Formation

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Customer: Bighorn Capital Fund

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Objective: Raise capital and generate a daily capital brief

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Operators: Scout; Envoy

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Step 1 \'97 Investor Mapping
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Scout builds and maintains a structured investor universe.

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Step 2 \'97 Activation
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Envoy activates the investor base \'97 calling, qualifying, and advancing intent.

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Step 3 \'97 Daily Capital Brief
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Tracks conversations, commitments, and capital pipeline in real time.

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Workflow 2 \'97 Output

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Pre-Deployment Work & System Validation

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\ Core components of this system are already built and operating across live workflows.\

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Infrastructure + Operators
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Capital Formation Systems
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Distribution Layer
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Implication
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\ This engagement does not start from zero. It formalizes, integrates, and scales systems already proven in live environments.\

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Engagement & Investment

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System Deployment ($35K)
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\ Installation of the system across acquisition and capital workflows using live data and existing infrastructure.\

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90-Day Operation Window
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\ Daily system operation, optimization, and performance validation against real output.\

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Ongoing Operation ($8K\'96$15K/month)
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\ Continuous monitoring, tuning, iteration, and system performance management.\

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Infrastructure
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\ All third-party tools are billed directly to the customer. No markup. Full ownership and transparency.\

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Economic Framing
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\ At current pipeline levels, even a modest increase in conversion produces ~$50K+ in incremental monthly output.\

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\ The system is designed to pay for itself within the first operating cycle.\

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Distribution & Alignment

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Anchor Partnership
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\ Casey operates as both a system user and distribution partner within the network.\

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Modeled Distribution Output
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5
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$5.5K
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20%
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$66K
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Standardization
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\ This structure is specific to early partnership and is not replicated across standard enterprise deployments.\

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\ You already have the inputs.
\ This installs the system that converts them into output.\

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\ The constraint is execution consistency.\

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\ Deploy the system. Operate for 90 days. Measure against real output.
\ Or continue operating with the current constraint in place.\

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