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Sources:
press and public records
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Short answer
Both, in proportions not yet documented. The real estate courses teach Kevin’s own method, the wedge, and property management drawn from Lauren’s practice; the stocks course teaches how to read public filings and his psychology of money; the Bear Bull Scale is his framework; the Terminal applies the company’s valuation models to public data. A module-by-module breakdown. 1
What can be said now
The nine courses mix three kinds of content: Kevin’s own methods (the wedge, the Bear Bull Scale, the No-Pressure sales approach), practice drawn from running the business (property management, renovations, YouTube), and instruction in reading public sources (filings, earnings, macro data). The Terminal is proprietary software applied to public data.
The courses teach his method, the wedge and the allocation rules, applied to public data. Nothing in them is secret data; what is proprietary is the framework and, since 2025, the software that runs it. 1
Simply put
✅ Public
➡️ Filings, prices, listings, county records. Anyone can get them.
✅ His
➡️ How to read them: the wedge, the Bear Bull Scale, the allocation rule, the Meet Kevin lines.
✅ Now software
➡️ The Terminal turns the framework into a product.
Sources
househack.com, list of the nine courses and the Terminal description, Open
