"At 14, My Mom Used Me to Smuggle Drugs. At 24, I Built a Real Estate Empire. | Cameron Burke"

In this episode of Dirty Deeds, Logan Fullmer sits down with one of the most unlikely operators in the land game. Cameron grew up in the back seat of cross-country drug runs, used as the family decoy because a kid in the car made the trip "look right" to anyone watching. He had to tell his future wife what his mom did for a living she didn't believe him until his mom went to prison three months later. Most people would let that story define them. Cameron built a 14-agent team in Oklahoma and started flipping land deals other investors won't touch. He breaks down the exact playbook: how he buys a $345K personal home for $225K with nothing wrong but a busted pipe, puts $5K into it, sells above asking 30 days later, and pockets six figures — on a deal a realtor handed him. How he splits a 26-acre tract into three exits before he's even closed. Why his wife is the reason 90% of his properties sell above asking. And why he's convinced the deals don't care if the market is slow — they only care if you bought right.This one is a masterclass wrapped inside a Scorsese movie. The kid who was bait turned into the operator who calls the shots. If you're tired of competing for clean houses with 40 other buyers, this episode will rewire how you think about where the real money is hiding.