Today we’d like to introduce you to Avery Sanborn.
Hi Avery, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers?
I started early, but more importantly, I started with intention. I made the decision to step away from the traditional school system and transition into online education so I could fully commit my time to building businesses and developing something long-term. I was born on December 16, 2009, and from a young age I understood that if I wanted a different outcome, I couldn’t follow a typical path.
My business partner, Jaden Saxon (born June 8, 2004), and I aligned on that same mindset — building for ownership, not short-term wins. Together, we co-founded JadenCash Enterprises, a real estate investment and wholesaling company focused on sourcing off-market opportunities and connecting directly with investors. We’re focused on creating leverage in the market, not just participating in it.
As we continued building, we expanded into technology and co-founded Deal Raptr, a platform designed to modernize how investors find and analyze real estate deals. The goal is to bring efficiency and clarity to a space that’s often fragmented, while giving investors a real advantage.
At the same time, I’ve continued building in creative industries. Under the name Lil Cash F.N.B, I’ve been developing my music as a reflection of the reality behind the work — the pressure, the focus, and the mindset it takes to stay locked in. I’ve also stepped into acting, recognizing early the importance of presence, storytelling, and influence across multiple lanes.
None of this came without sacrifice — and that’s really the part people don’t see. I stepped away from a normal teenage life entirely. No traditional high school experience, no distractions, no wasted time. I’ve had to distance myself from people I grew up around, cut off environments that didn’t align, and stay disciplined while everyone else my age was focused on comfort and social life. There are moments where it’s isolating, but that isolation is what allowed me to stay focused and keep building.
Those sacrifices weren’t accidental — they were calculated. I understood early that time is the one thing you don’t get back, and if I wanted to build something at a high level, I had to be willing to give up what most people aren’t.
Where we are now is still the foundation, but it’s a deliberate one. Every move we’re making is strategic, every decision is long-term, and everything we’re building is designed to scale. This isn’t about chasing quick wins it’s about creating something that lasts well beyond where we started.
“I sacrificed the years people remember for a life they’ll never forget.” – Avery Sanborn
I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
No, it hasn’t been a smooth road at all.
A big part of the struggle has been the trade-off that came with choosing focus this early. Stepping away from a normal school experience meant stepping away from what most people my age consider a regular life — being around friends all the time, having that constant social environment, and just living without pressure. That distance can feel isolating at times, especially when you’re fully locked into building while everyone else is still just living in the moment.
Another challenge has been discipline. When you’re building multiple things at once — from JadenCash Enterprises in real estate with my partner, to Deal Raptr in tech, to music under Lil Cash F.N.B, and even acting — there’s no structure forcing you to stay consistent. You have to create that structure yourself every day, even when motivation isn’t there.
There’s also been a learning curve with business itself. Real estate and building platforms like Deal Raptr isn’t something you just step into and immediately understand. There’s been trial and error, figuring out systems, learning how deals actually move, and understanding how to operate at a higher level without shortcuts. A lot of it has been self-taught through experience.
But honestly, the biggest struggle has been mental — learning how to stay locked in while sacrificing comfort and not letting distractions pull me back into a normal path. Most people don’t see that side of it. They just see the goals, not the isolation, pressure, or consistency it takes behind the scenes.
It hasn’t been smooth, but that’s also what’s shaped everything I’m building now.
Thanks – so what else should our readers know about JadenCash Enterprises , Deal Raptr?
Through JadenCash Enterprises, we operate in real estate investment and wholesaling. We specialize in sourcing off-market properties, connecting motivated sellers with serious cash buyers, and identifying opportunities most people overlook. The goal is to understand the market at a deep level and create leverage where others don’t see it.
What sets us apart is the way we’re building it. We’re not treating this like a side hustle or a short-term play — we’re building it like a long-term ecosystem. Everything is intentional, from how we analyze deals to how we structure relationships with investors. We’re focused on systems, scalability, and ownership.
From there, we expanded into tech with Deal Raptr, also co-founded by Avery Sanborn and Jaden Saxon. Deal Raptr is built to modernize how investors find and evaluate real estate deals. The industry is often fragmented and inefficient, especially for newer investors, so we’re building a platform that brings clarity, speed, and smarter deal intelligence into one place.
What we’re most proud of brand-wise is that everything we’re building connects to one vision — building an empire, not isolated businesses. Real estate is the foundation, technology is the expansion, and everything else we build in the future will continue to stack on top of that.
What we want people to know is simple: we’re not trying to fit into an industry — we’re building something that eventually operates beyond it.
Any advice for finding a mentor or networking in general?
Mentorship and networking for me has never been about reaching out for access — it’s been about building something impossible to ignore.
Through JadenCash Enterprises and Deal Raptr, which I co-founded, I’ve learned that real opportunity comes after execution, not before it. I don’t introduce myself with words — I introduce myself with progress.
What’s worked best is discipline over emotion. Showing up consistently, building in silence, and letting results create the conversations I don’t have to start.
At the core of it, I don’t need external motivation. The hunger is constant. It’s the pressure I put on myself to outgrow where I started, to turn every move into something scalable, and to never stay stagnant. That mindset is what attracts the right people — not chasing, not asking, just building at a level that speaks for itself.
Contact Info:
- Website: https://jadencashenterprises.com
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilcashf.n.b/
- Other: https://dealraptr.com
