BLDRU includes 120+ step-by-step training videos that walk you through the entire building process from A–Z. These lessons include real-world examples pulled directly from Case’s own projects, so you’re learning through actual scenarios — not theory.
You’ll learn everything from finding land, running numbers, hiring subs, managing builds, funding deals, avoiding costly mistakes, and scaling into multiple projects.

The BLDRU vendor list includes verified professional services, suppliers, subcontractors, lenders, pool vendors, specialty trades, and service providers across multiple regions. Some vendors serve specific areas, while others operate nationally — and the list is constantly growing based on successful BLDRU members’ recommendations.

It’s important to note:
The vendor list is a bonus, not the core value of the program. BLDRU shows you how to evaluate, hire, and manage ANY vendor in ANY market, so even if a certain vendor doesn't serve your area, it doesn’t impact your ability to build homes successfully.

Inside BLDRU you’ll get private, members-only access to Case’s podcasts featuring successful BLDRU builders, industry experts, lenders, tax strategists, service providers, and other high-level practitioners.

These are conversations you won’t find on YouTube — only inside the university.

Case works directly with lenders who specialize in financing first-time builders, even if you have zero home-building experience.
They understand the BLDRU system and recognize that members who complete the program are qualified and prepared to take on a build — increasing your odds of getting approved.

Yes — you get direct access to Case throughout the program. And you won’t be alone in this process. BLDRU has helped hundreds of first-time builders complete a home from start to finish because the training and support are incredibly detailed, structured, and hands-on.
You’ll have expert guidance at every single stags, fast support when you need answers, and a proven roadmap that eliminates guesswork.

No, you don’t need a license to get started. I have structured the process so you can legally and profitably build your first house without having to go through licensing or certification requirements.

Every project is different, but you’ll typically need a minimum of $15K in available cash to get started. That covers startup costs and reserves, and we’ll guide you through how to leverage financing for the rest.

Case has preferred construction lenders who fund all BLDRU member deals. These lenders have strong connections with Case and understand the value of the mentorship. They do not require construction experience and typically look for a 625+ credit score. On top of that, Case will guide you through using OPM (other people’s money), creative financing, business funding, and loan acquisition.

No. Many of our clients had zero construction background before starting. Your role isn’t to swing a hammer — it’s to play Quarterback and lead the team. Case will show you exactly how to step into that role. The professionals handle the technical work while you focus on assembling, leading and managing the project.

Ideally, you should join BLDRU 12-24 months before you’re ready to start looking for land and launching your project. That way, you’re fully prepared and educated to avoid costly mistakes when the real action starts. If you’re already within that window — or past it — the time to get started is right now!

As a builder, spec homes typically generate 20–30% net profit margins. That means if you build a $400,000 home, you’re aiming for around $100,000 in net profit.

A typical build-to-sell project takes 7–10 months from start to finish — from finding the land to completing construction. Your personal time commitment averages 1–2 hours a day, and you can even manage projects 100% remotely using Case’s proven job site management system (no, it’s not just a livestream camera setup).

The best time to start is always now. The market will always move up and down. If you try to wait for the perfect time, then it will certainly be too late. Remember: be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy. The opportunity is now — don’t wait until it’s too late.