Cash Flow Logic, LLC
PO Box 191585
Atlanta, GA 31119

404-467-xxxx
305-768-7766 Fax

Bio

Cash Flow Logic, LLC founder, Bryan Adams, started his entrepreneurial spirit when he was a teenager growing up in the midwest. When he was 13, he started mowing neighbors lawns, like most kids do, for some extra spending money. But we all of know that the paper routes and lawn work only make a small amount of money. He worked hard at it though, and his parents gave him a gift that seemed insignificant at the time, but has guided him successfully throughout his life.When he turned sixteen he received three hundred dollars instead of gifts. With his new found wealth, he wanted to buy a remote controlled airplane. His parents told him that he could blow the three hundred dollars on a toy...OR...they would co-sign a loan for nine hundred dollars and he could use the three hundred as a down payment on commercial grounds keeping equipment. With the money he could make from doing commercial work, he could buy several remote controlled airplanes. At that point an entrepreneur was born. He learned that while his neighbors would pay him eight dollars for about an hours work, a commercial establishment would pay him $75 for that same hour of time! Soon he was doing grounds keeping for every bank and strip mall in town. While his friends were working at fast food establishments for minimum wage, he was making several thousand dollars a month! His mother, an accounting major, insisted that he keep accurate books of his earnings. These experiences have proven to be some of the most valuable he has ever had.

Even though in his youth he had a aptitude for things electronic and mechanical, he went to college and studied pre-med with the idea of being an orthodontist. Fortunately for him, that did not last long (he would not have been happy as an orthodontist). Very quickly the entrepreneur bug bit him again. He started doing electronics work while in college, and was soon making 40k per year at 19 years old.....Much to his parents dismay, that soon led to being a college dropout. However, within a couple of years he was the President of the second largest electronics sales and repair company in Kansas City. He ran this company for several years growing it with major contracts from Wal-Mart, K-Mart and JC Penney's. Even though he was enjoying great success, he was about to learn another valuable lesson. The building where his company was headquartered was hit by a major flood. His company, luckily a corporation, was sued many times over for property it had in its possession that belonged to some of these big corporations. He managed to survive, winning every lawsuit, but the rebuilding of the company wore him out. He decided to sell the company and move to Colorado.

When he arrived in Colorado, and thought he would enjoy being semi-retired and just work at odd consulting jobs. But he was only 27, too young to retire. Besides, he liked to spend money. Since printing money yourself is illegal, he decided to earn some more. He started a new venture, a robotics company. Being that his background has always been electronics, programming, and mechanics, it was a natural. He invented several new processes and developed all sorts of machinery. It was during this time that he purchased an early "no money down" program from a late night infomercial (he lost a lot of sleep while in the manufacturing business). He studied it and began investing in "low money down" rental properties, because he could never seem to find the no money down investments the courses always talked about, at least not in thriving Colorado. He pursued this affair with real estate for several years in his spare time. He made a nice 'extra' income from his investments. Eventually running the high tech robotics company took its toll on his health and family life (remember all that lost sleep?). He made the decision to sell his robotics company.

After a few months of much needed R & R, he began to look seriously at finding an entirely new way to invest in real estate. He had done alright in the past with real estate investing, but those tired ways of investing were not going to support him and his family in the way that they wanted. After some trial and error, he has discovered one of the fastest ways imaginable to grow wealth. His Cash Flow Logic program is becoming one of the foremost methods of acquiring properties and growing wealth with very little cash out of your pocket.

PS. He never did get that remote controlled plane. Instead he took lessons and became a real pilot!

Peter Slater grew up in a small town in Washington State. He worked on farms growing up and learned the value of hard work. With these values he put himself through college. A marketing degree from a 4 year university helped him land a good paying corporate job at 24 years of age. He worked hard and soon was specialized in managing millions of dollars of inventory purchases for a major retailer. He liked his job, but he knew there had to be a better way to get ahead. Long hours and little vacation time were taking a toll on Peter.

Peter met Bryan Adams in 2002.   They soon became friends. By 2004, Peter had decided to partner with Bryan on one real estate deal to make a little extra spending money. The deal made Peter $4,800 in his spare time! Since then he has gone on to do dozens of deals in the Atlanta, Georgia metro area. In 2006 Peter left his corporate job. He joined the Cash Flow Logic management team full time and now oversees the day-to-day operations of the company.