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6 months ago, I flew into Nigeria with Leslie Awasom, CRNA, Julius Kunle Oni, M.D. FAOA, and Eno Hanson to launch XSITE Africa and bring the $4.6 trillion+ multifamily real estate investment class to the African continent. We stood in Lagos and said: "People in Africa can access an asset class reserved for the ultra-wealthy." In the US, these investments typically require $200K income individually or $300K as a couple. Already, we're removing those barriers XSITE Capital Investment But here's what made that launch different: It wasn't just business. It was personal. I grew up in Port Harcourt with a family of 7. I worked as a pipe welder in Bonny Island at 17. I moved to the US with one semester's tuition. I worked three jobs during my masters. I know what it's like to want more but feel like doors are locked. Along the way, I discovered: access changes everything. Access to education at Bowie State University changed my trajectory. Access to mentorship changed my mindset. Access to multifamily investing changed my wealth-building strategy. But here's what bothered me: Why should someone in Africa move continents to access wealth-building vehicles that work? Six months ago, we did something about it. XSITE Africa connects African capital with US multifamily opportunities. Safe, affordable housing generating returns with positive community impact. We're using the same model that took me from a basement apartment to co-founding a $243M real estate empire. This is about proving that when you remove barriers, talent and ambition do the rest. Six months ago, we planted a seed in Lagos, Nigeria. Today, it's growing. To everyone in Africa wondering if there's a path to building wealth that provides for your present and secures your future, this is it. XSITE Africa isn't just a company. It's a movement. You can join our Africa investor community here: https://lnkd.in/eMJkMrxS

I paid $97 for Grant Cardone's book in 2019. A month later, XSITE Capital Investment was registered. Last week at #eCore25, I told Grant that $97 investment led to $243M. The room went silent. There we are. Leslie Awasom, CRNA, Grant Cardone, and me at the #eCore25 summit. Blue suits. Big smiles. The kind of photo you take when the full-circle moment hits you. But let me back up to January 2019. Leslie and I were grinding. Working our jobs. Talking about real estate investing. Trying to figure out how to actually do it at scale. Then we bought Grant Cardone's "How To Get Started In Real Estate" training for $97. We listened. We took notes. We absorbed everything about multifamily investing, raising capital, thinking bigger than we'd been taught to think. One month later, we registered XSITE Capital Investment. $97 turned into the foundation of a company that's now closed $243M in real estate acquisitions and serves 400+ investors. Fast forward to this week at #eCore25. I'm standing in the audience, microphone in hand, telling this exact story. How a $97 training changed our lives. How it gave us the blueprint to build what we've built. The room went silent. You could feel it. People leaning in. Phones going down. Full attention. Then I turned to Grant and said: "That $97 investment is why we're standing here today." Grant locked in. He started asking questions about our strategy, our investor community, what we're building. He got it. He got excited about it. Here's what that moment taught me: Success isn't about waiting for permission. It's about investing $97 when you don't have much, taking action on what you learn, and building something undeniable. Leslie and I walked away from that conversation energized. Because when you're building something real, conversations with legends feel less like "I can't believe this is happening" and more like "yeah, we belong here." Shoutout to Leslie Awasom, CRNA, Julius Kunle Oni, M.D. FAOA, Eno Hanson, and the entire XSITE team for being the steady hand behind every move we've made since that $97 decision. Also, thank you to all our partners who's helped us get here: Leah Krebs, CRNA💥Nkem Ezeamama, MD. 🔥Edwin Valverde, CRNA LOOKMAN LAWAL, MD, MHCDS, FACC, FHRS Tai Cohen Claude Mouaffi Jennifer M. Lajide Richard Lawoyin MD, FACP, SFHM , FASAM Iman Mattox Kirk Campbell, MD Kirk Campbell, MD Fedna Morency Aurelia Spencer John Phoenix Obinna Orji, M.D Please if I missed out your name, don't be angry. We've got a huge community of people who've contributed to our growth over the years. We're just getting started. Join us here: https://lnkd.in/ewaYJZzv P.S. Before I forget, shout out to Chaim Lefkowitz, Avi Lifshitz, Shimmy Klein, CPA, Kim (Boilen) Silberman, Aaron Kurlansky, Grady McMichen, Esq. Naphtali Marrus, Ari Isaacs, Peter Standley, Mike Doucette, Ann-Marie Bomba, Isaac Liebes⚾️, CHAD THOMAS HAGWOOD, Mark Mindick, and everyone who made #eCore25 a massive success.

In 2010, I arrived in the US with one semester's tuition and a dream. No job. No support system. Just faith I'd figure it out. Today, I've co-founded a $243M real estate empire. When I got here, I didn't know a single person. Just my mom's voice: "You promised me a 2:1 (Cum Laude). Now go make something of yourself." The first year was brutal. I worked at a Nigerian grocery store for $7/hour while studying at Virginia International University. When I wanted to transition to cybersecurity, I transferred to Bowie State University - the place that changed everything. At Bowie, I worked three jobs. Help desk. Fixing computers. Whatever it took to keep the lights on and tuition paid. I'd take a bus, then a train for an hour, then another bus to campus. Two hours each way while carrying a full course load and maintaining straight A's. My apartment was in a basement with a twin mattress. No bed frame. No furniture. Just me, my textbooks, and unshakeable belief this struggle was temporary. My family's sacrifice kept me going. My mom, dad, and siblings pooled money for that first semester. They believed in me when I was just a kid from Port Harcourt with a dream. I graduated from Bowie State with a 3.9 GPA. One B. Everything else A's. From there, I built my cybersecurity career - Boeing, Deloitte, Baker Hughes. Over a decade protecting the world's largest companies from cyber threats. But I wanted more than a paycheck. I wanted to build something meaningful. That's when I met Leslie Awasom, while selling life insurance to kickstart my entrepreneurial journey . He was skeptical. We connected over Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow Quadrant. That conversation became a partnership. In 2019, we co-founded XSITE Capital Investment together with Julius Kunle Oni, M.D. FAOA and later with Eno Hanson to provide affordable housing while helping professionals build generational wealth through passive real estate investing. Today, we've raised multiple seven figures from an investor community of working professionals over 7,000, provided housing for 1000+ families, and closed institutional grade assets like Grove ParkView and The Rise and are considered institutional investors. From working three jobs to creating jobs for others. From struggling to pay rent to helping families secure housing. From barely making it to helping professionals access generational wealth. The distance between 2010 and 2024 isn't measured in years. It's measured in sacrifice, faith, and willingness to keep going when every reason says quit. To everyone (especially immigrants) struggling, working multiple jobs, wondering if it's worth it: Keep going. Your breakthrough is closer than you think. Tag someone who needs to see this. If you are on your wealth building journey, then come join us on the winning side: https://lnkd.in/ewaYJZzv

Guys, we've done it AGAIN! I'm happy to announce our 3rd institutional multifamily acquisition of 2025: The Park at Arlington, a 188-unit multifamily property in Covington, Georgia. This is our THIRD institutional multifamily deal this year, and let me tell you: this one hits different. Here's what makes The Park special: 🔥 5 minutes from The Rise (our 2nd institutional deal): we're building an empire across Atlanta, and the operational synergies are amazing! 🔥 94% occupied with strong, consistent rent growth 🔥 Majority classic units ready for value-add renovation = built-in upside 🔥 8% population growth projected over the next 5 years 🔥 $6B+ in new investment from Rivian, Meta, and others creating a JOB EXPLOSION in the area 🔥 Below replacement cost: we're acquiring institutional-grade quality at a price that more than makes sense And here's what's happening RIGHT NOW: We announced this deal to our 7,000+ investor community earlier this week and spots are filling up FAST. Like, really fast. This is our 3rd deal of 2025 and our community is showing up with speed and conviction on investment spots. We'd love to have you as co-owner of this deal. Come join us: https://lnkd.in/dSYeTH46

I lived and paid rent in apartment buildings my whole life. Never knew I could BUY them. Zero exposure. Zero awareness. That's poverty of knowledge. Now I own $276M+ worth of them. After I stood up during Grant Cardone's Q&A at #eCore25 last week and told my story. How a $97 course in 2019 introduced me to multifamily investing. How we registered XSITE Capital one month later. How that became $276M+ in acquisitions. Someone asked me: "How did you NOT know about apartment investing before 2019?" The way they asked it like it was impossible not to know. So I told them the truth. I came to the US, worked my way up as a cybersecurity engineer and lived in apartment buildings. I lived in them my entire life. I paid rent every single month. Thousands of dollars over the years. I walked past apartment complexes every day. I saw them everywhere. But it never once occurred to me that I could BUY one. Not because I was dumb. Not because I wasn't ambitious. But because nobody in my world ever told me it was possible. No uncle who owned buildings. No friend in real estate. No teacher who mentioned it. No parent who explained it. The knowledge simply didn't exist in my circle. That's not stupidity. That's poverty of knowledge. Here's what I realized: for many people in that room, real estate investing is normal. It's passed down through generations. It's dinner table conversation. If you grew up in that world, NOT knowing about it would be abnormal. But I didn't grow up in that world. I grew up where working hard, getting your 3% raise, and saving for retirement was the dream. Where "making it" meant owning your own home one day. That was the ceiling. So when someone asks, "How did you not know?" they're really asking from a place of privilege they don't even recognize. The $97 Grant Cardone training didn't just teach me real estate investing. It taught me that real estate investing was even POSSIBLE for someone like me. That awareness alone was worth millions. Because once I knew it existed, I could learn it. Once I could learn it, I could execute. Once I could execute, I could build. Today, XSITE Capital has closed $276M+ in acquisitions. We serve 400+ investors. In the past 12 months: $100M+ in deals. All because a $97 course showed me a world that was always there, I just couldn't see it. And if you're reading this thinking, "I didn't know that was possible either", now you do. That's your $97 moment right here. Join us: https://lnkd.in/dSYeTH46

Africans are running divisions at Google, McKinsey & Company, and Goldman Sachs. But we rarely build million-dollar companies together. I used to believe the stereotypes. Then I proved them wrong. There's almost no top company in America without Africans crushing it. We're trusted to deliver results under pressure. To make critical decisions. To lead teams at the highest levels. But when it comes to building something together, it's rare. I used to hear the reasons everywhere: "Africans can't work together." "Someone always runs off with the money." "Trust breaks down every time." And for a long time, I wondered if there was truth to it. Then I asked myself a different question: If we're trusted to run hospitals, manage billion-dollar portfolios, and lead Fortune 500 teams, why would trust suddenly disappear when we build for ourselves? The answer isn't that we can't build together. It's that we haven't tried long enough. We haven't committed hard enough. We haven't pushed past the first sign of friction. Building with other people is hard. Real partners come with different values, working styles, and opinions. Conflict is inevitable. But that's true for every successful company ever built. The difference is other communities push through. They figure it out. They stay committed to the vision even when it gets messy. We can do the same. At XSITE Capital Investment Capital, I've built alongside Leslie Awasom, CRNA, Julius Kunle Oni, M.D. FAOA, Eno Hanson, and an multi-cultural incredible team across multiple continents. We've closed $243M in real estate acquisitions. We serve over 400+ investors; busy professionals across the U.S. and Africa who trusted us with over 80M+ of their capital. And we've proven something important: the stereotypes are lies. We are not our fears. We can build together across borders. We can create excellence together. The same work ethic, resilience, and drive we bring to other people's companies can be brought to our own. So here's my challenge to every African professional reading this: Stop waiting for permission. Stop waiting for the "right time." Stop letting old stories dictate what's possible. And if what we are doing makes sense to you and building wealth is something you want to do, join us here: https://lnkd.in/ewaYJZzv