What do you do when the money says no?

Not the bank.
The money.

In this episode of The Moms Wealth Club Podcast, Barb Posada shares how she and her partner acquired their first RV park saving the seller from foreclosure using creative finance.

An attorney brought them a distressed RV park owner in Texas.

No traditional loan product would solve his problem.

Foreclosure was looming. Instead of forcing financing that didn’t fit, they structured the deal creatively even after the seller filed bankruptcy. Strategically creating a win-win.

Then came a new opportunity.

A $4 million boutique RV resort. Riverfront. Turnkey. Beautiful. They went under contract… and made the difficult decision to walk away.

In this conversation, we unpack:

• Structuring deals when traditional lending will not work
• Protecting investors when raising capital
• The underwriting discipline behind RV park investing
• The emotional weight of walking away
• Faith, patience, protection, and redirection in business

Sometimes the win is buying.
Sometimes the win is not buying.

If you are serious about RV park investing, creative finance, private money, or building generational wealth with wisdom, this episode will challenge how you think about capital and risk.

The full episode is out now on YouTube, Rumble, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Go watch, go listen, and share it with someone who needs this message.

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In Part 2 of my conversation with Urania Smith, we go deeper into the vision behind MyOS, a human centered operating system for life.

Urania explains how the idea began, why the system is designed to conform to the person, and how MyOS is built in three layers: Life, Founders, and Forge.

We talk about what it looks like to create real clarity, how people can turn vision into day to day execution, and why Urania believes the creator economy will matter even more as AI reshapes the workforce.

This episode also includes the personal story that fuels the mission: the structure Urania never had growing up, the promise she made after losing her brother, and the desire to build something that creates ripple impact.

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In this episode, Lynn sits down with real estate investor Maricela Hernandez for an honest conversation about what it really takes to become a real estate investor.

Maricela shares how she got started investing at a young age, the curiosity that led her into real estate, and the real lessons learned through partnerships, private money, renovations, refinancing, and long term ownership.

This conversation goes beyond the highlight reel and into the responsibility that comes with investing, including doing the right thing when other people’s money and livelihoods are involved.

Maricela also explains how she helps families who believe homeownership might be out of reach by using creative strategies like seller financing to help them buy their first home or take their first step into ownership.

This episode is about stewardship, service, and the reality of building wealth the right way.

You can find Maricela on Instagram or Facebook and reach out to start a conversation.

IG: @maricelainvirtiendocreativo

FB.com/maricela.hernandez1

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