Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot

Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot It enforces operations, project management, and financial controls w/ education & consulting We provide live training and consulting to our industry peers.

Rotty AI is a rehab operating system built to solve the exact problems investors deal with — blown budgets, timeline slippage, vague scopes, and late surprises. We teach and educate Investors, Wholesalers, Contractors and Agents on Construction 101 via our live webinars and case studies at our open flips. Our hands on approach from the contractor side delivers a unique perspective on the investing

game and how to make your teams work for you and make you money. Our Rotty certification course is the only course you will ever need to begin setting up your first team and begin.

When you reach the top, the ones who you thought had your back come for you. Secret convos, false narratives and sabotag...
09/05/2026

When you reach the top, the ones who you thought had your back come for you. Secret convos, false narratives and sabotage. Everyone wants money, no one wants to support. But-the real ones believe in themselves and never break no matter how bad it gets. I’ve been through hell and cannot be stopped.

09/04/2026

If I were younger I would have found camps like these, but they didn’t exist yet.

The industry is changing. The real question is: are you changing with it?

There may not be a better time to learn construction AND AI than right now.

Whether you’re brand new to rehabbing, already flipping houses, or you’ve been a contractor for 20+ years, the fundamentals still matter:

🏗️ How to properly scope a project
💰 How to build and control a budget
📋 How to manage subcontractors
📆 How to sequence and schedule the work
📊 How to track draws, costs and profitability
🤖 And now… how to use AI to help manage all of it.

Experience matters.

But experience combined with new technology and better operational systems is where I believe this industry is heading.

Today’s market requires more discipline. Deals are tighter. Construction costs matter. Financing matters. Timelines matter. Small mistakes can become expensive mistakes very quickly.

That’s exactly why we’re bringing back our Construction + AI Boot Camp — October 9 & 10 in Chicago.

This isn’t about sitting in a room listening to theory.

We’re going to break down how projects actually get set up and managed — from the scope and budget to subcontractors, scheduling, project management and the AI systems that can help you operate more efficiently.

My goal is simple:

You should leave those two days looking at the construction and rehab business differently than when you walked in.

The market will continue to change.

Technology will continue to change.

The contractors and rehabbers willing to learn, adapt and build better systems will have an advantage over the ones who keep doing everything the way they’ve always done it.

📅 October 9–10 | Chicago

If you’re serious about becoming a better rehabber, contractor, investor or project manager, come spend two days with us.

Open your mind. Learn the fundamentals. Learn the technology.

Then go build something with it.

🔥 Construction + AI Boot Camp
October 9–10

DM me “CAMP” for information and registration.



Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot

09/03/2026

IF I WAS 21 AGAIN AND WANTED TO FLIP HOUSES OR BECOME A CONTRACTOR…

One of the FIRST things I’d learn is how to write a legitimate Scope of Work.

Not swing a hammer.

Not negotiate with subs.

Not even build a budget.

Because your budget is only as accurate as the scope behind it.

THE SCOPE OF WORK IS THE BIBLE.

I mean that.

A real scope should be broken down by trade:

🔨 Demo
🧱 Concrete
🪚 Framing
🏠 Roofing
🪟 Windows & Doors
🚿 Plumbing
⚡ Electrical
❄️ HVAC
🧱 Drywall
🎨 Painting
🪵 Flooring
🚪 Trim
🍳 Cabinets & Counters
🧹 Punch & Cleanup

Then under EVERY category:

What gets done?
Who does it?
Who supplies it?
What materials are included?
Who coordinates it?
Who inspects it?
Who comes back if something isn’t right?

Because writing:

“Electrical — $12,000”

isn’t a scope.

It’s a number you HOPE is right.

And hope isn’t project management.

Here’s what younger contractors and rehabbers need to understand:

PROJECT MANAGEMENT STARTS BEFORE THE PROJECT STARTS.

It starts when you build the scope.

Because the scope creates the budget.

The scope creates the schedule.

The scope defines subcontractor responsibility.

And the scope exposes what’s missing before you’re standing on a jobsite paying for it.

This is also where Rotty AI becomes such a tremendous tool.

The younger generation understands AI and technology but needs construction knowledge.

The older generation has decades of construction knowledge but may need help turning it into systems.

AI helps bridge the two.

If I was 21 again?

I’d learn construction.

I’d learn scopes.

I’d learn budgets.

I’d learn project management.

And I’d learn AI at the same damn time.

Because the next generation of contractors won’t just know how to build.

They’ll know how to BUILD SYSTEMS.

ProjectManagement ConstructionManagement ContractorLife AI

IF I WAS 21 AGAIN AND WANTED TO GET INTO CONSTRUCTION OR FLIP HOUSES…I’d learn how to write a Scope of Work before I wor...
09/03/2026

IF I WAS 21 AGAIN AND WANTED TO GET INTO CONSTRUCTION OR FLIP HOUSES…

I’d learn how to write a Scope of Work before I worried about swinging a hammer.

Because here’s something I learned the expensive way:

THE SCOPE OF WORK IS THE BIBLE OF THE PROJECT.

Your budget comes from the scope.

Your schedule comes from the scope.

Your subcontractor responsibilities come from the scope.

Your material orders come from the scope.

Your draws come from the scope.

And eventually, your profit or loss is going to trace its way back to that scope.

So what should actually be in one?

I teach people to break the project down into categories and trades:

• Demo & disposal
• Site work / excavation
• Concrete & foundation
• Framing & carpentry
• Roofing
• Windows & exterior doors
• Siding / exterior finishes
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• HVAC
• Insulation
• Drywall
• Interior doors & trim
• Cabinets & countertops
• Tile
• Flooring
• Painting
• Fixtures & finishes
• Appliances
• Final punch / cleanup

Then underneath every category, you start defining the actual TASKS, MATERIALS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

Not:

“Electrician — $12,000.”

That’s a number.

That’s NOT a scope.

What exactly is the electrician doing?

Who supplies fixtures?

Who installs them?

Who handles permits?

Who installs smoke detectors?

Who handles low voltage?

Who disconnects before demo?

Who comes back for rough?

Who comes back for trim-out?

Who handles corrections after inspection?

Those little unanswered questions are where budgets get murdered.

And when you have multiple subcontractors working on the same project, categorizing the scope becomes even more important.

Because construction has overlap.

The plumber needs the framer.

The electrician needs walls opened.

Drywall can’t close until rough inspections are completed.

Cabinets affect electrical and plumbing locations.

Countertops affect plumbing completion.

Flooring affects trim.

One missing task can move five other trades.

That’s project management.

And here’s the part I wish somebody drilled into my head when I was 21:

PROJECT MANAGEMENT DOESN’T START WHEN CONSTRUCTION STARTS.

It starts when you’re sitting there building the scope and budget.

You’re already sequencing the job.

You’re already assigning responsibility.

You’re already identifying dependencies.

You’re already forecasting labor and materials.

You’re already managing the project — it just hasn’t physically started yet.

That’s also one of the reasons I believe AI is going to completely change the opportunity in this industry.

At Rotty AI, we’re teaching people how to take construction knowledge, scopes, budgets, schedules, subcontractor responsibilities and project management processes and put AI behind them.

For the younger generation?

You may not have 20 years of construction experience yet.

But you understand technology. That’s leverage.

For the older contractors and rehabbers?

You’ve got decades of knowledge sitting in your head.

AI gives you the ability to finally turn that knowledge into an operational system.

Two completely different generations.

Two completely different advantages.

Same opportunity.

If I was 21 again, I wouldn’t try to memorize every construction price in America.

I’d learn how to scope a project correctly, build a budget from that scope, sequence the work and use AI to help manage the information.

Because if you can master those fundamentals…

You can learn the rest.

The scope is the Bible.

And if the Bible is wrong on Day 1…

Don’t act surprised when the budget starts lying to you on Day 60.

— Rotty



Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot
The Garcilazo Group
🐐

42% New Construction. (Fluctuates because of what we say no too)Received a request for bid for a new construction invest...
08/29/2026

42% New Construction. (Fluctuates because of what we say no too)

Received a request for bid for a new construction investment with 22 pages of prints to review.
The old me would be annoyed on a friday night.
New me is like no problem.

Plug it into Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot
And a full blown proposal is sent in minutes.

Our close rate as of now is 42%

Some might say that sucks and some might think thats great. I don’t think anything of this number. My ai just tells me that is where we are this month, it’s a moving target like all budgets.

What i am super happy about is that i can see my numbers daily anytime i need them. The dashboard keeps my motivation. I want it high asf. However, im not in the mindset of volume anymore. Just fatter margins.

Construction Company numbers from the dashboard.

1. Qualified builds: $800k
2. Pipeline: Just under $5.2 mil
3. New contracts: Around $2.2mil
4. Lost builds: $605k
5. Proposals out: $1.1mil
6. Profit margin floats between 10-20% (make deals work, dont sit one %)

The ai we built changed my business and im grateful for it. Easy way to walk into the weekend at 7pm.

Join us in October at camp.

Dm me so we can build this dashboard out with you over 2 days.

The Garcilazo Group
🐐

08/27/2026

YOUR SUB MIGHT ONLY BE ON THE JOB FOR 2 DAYS.

But his work could affect the project for the next 20 years.

That’s why I’ve learned not to underestimate the simple stuff.

👷 MEET ON SITE.
Some conversations need to happen standing in the dirt — not through 37 text messages.

📐 MEASURE TOGETHER.
Pull the tape. Mark it. Confirm it. Everybody sees the same thing.

📋 REVIEW THE SURVEY & BLUEPRINTS.
Even if that trade is only responsible for one small portion of the project, make sure they understand what comes before AND after them.

🔨 DISCUSS CHANGES IMMEDIATELY.
Something changed?

Stop.

Talk about it.

Make the decision.

Document it.

Keep moving.

🧠 EXPLAIN THE WHY.

Don’t just say:

“Move this over.”

Tell them WHY.

Maybe cabinets are coming.

Maybe another mechanical needs the space.

Maybe drainage changes.

Maybe the framing depends on it.

When a good tradesman understands the bigger picture, you’ve given him the ability to think with you instead of just work for you.

That matters.

Construction isn’t just about finding good trades.

It’s about creating an environment where good trades can do good work.

And sometimes a 20-minute conversation on site saves you $5,000 worth of bu****it later.

That’s construction.

That’s project management.

That’s experience.

Measure twice. Communicate three times. Build it once.

— Rotty

HomeBu

IF I WERE 18 AGAIN… I’D GET INTO CONSTRUCTION RIGHT NOW.The young generation has something the old generation doesn’t:TI...
08/27/2026

IF I WERE 18 AGAIN… I’D GET INTO CONSTRUCTION RIGHT NOW.

The young generation has something the old generation doesn’t:

TIME + TECHNOLOGY.

The old generation has something the young generation doesn’t:

SKILL + EXPERIENCE.

Now imagine the kid smart enough to combine BOTH.

That’s who I’d bet on.

Because I’ve watched guys with 30 years of construction knowledge still operate their businesses through:

Phone calls.
Text messages.
Notebooks.
Memory.
Chaos.

They know how to BUILD.

But many never learned how to build an operating system around the business.

Meanwhile, an 18-25 year old can learn AI, automation, CRM systems, estimating software and project management technology faster than most seasoned contractors.

But technology without construction knowledge means absolutely NOTHING.

So if I were 18 again?

I’d become a sponge.

Learn framing.

Learn plumbing.

Learn electrical.

Learn HVAC.

Learn estimating.

Learn scopes.

Learn budgets.

Learn scheduling.

Learn subcontractors.

Learn project management.

Learn how houses actually fu***ng work.

Then I’d take every bit of that knowledge and put AI behind it.

Because AI isn’t your experience.

It’s leverage for your experience.

Younger people have an opportunity right now that my generation never had.

You can potentially compress YEARS of administrative learning, research and operational trial-and-error by using technology correctly.

But you still have to put the boots on.

You still have to walk jobs.

You still have to make mistakes.

You still have to learn.

If I were 18 again, I’d learn construction with one hand and AI with the other.

That’s the next generation of this industry.

And they’re coming.

— Rotty

08/26/2026

There’s a whole generation of 20-somethings watching real estate from the sidelines thinking, “I want in… but I have no clue where to start.”

That’s exactly why I’m working with Gen Z.

Not just teaching them how to “flip a house.”

Teaching them how to build a real business.

How to analyze a deal.
How to estimate rehab costs.
How to talk to contractors.
How to control a budget.
How to manage a schedule.
How to raise money responsibly.
How to make mistakes without letting one mistake wipe them out.

The young man in this clip didn’t need another motivational speech.

He needed somebody to show him the actual playbook.

That’s what coaching should be.

I’ve spent years getting punched in the mouth by construction, real estate, bad deals, bad contractors, blown budgets, delays, and every lesson this business can teach you.

If I can help the next generation skip even half of those mistakes, that matters to me.

Gen Z doesn’t lack ambition.

They need access, systems, experience, and somebody willing to tell them the truth about what it really takes.

And now we’re helping them turn that ambition into their first deal, their first rehab, their first company, and eventually their own portfolio.

The goal isn’t to create followers.

**The goal is to create owners.**

So yeah… Rotty is officially coaching the 20-somethings now. 😂

And some of these kids are about to become serious operators.

Entrepreneurship Construction FixAndFlip YoungEntrepreneurs RealEstateEducation BuildYourBusiness

Address

675 Lakeview Parkway
Vernon Hills, IL
60061

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18478995713

Website

, ,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Jaxon Ai Construction Operating System powered by The Rehab Depot posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category