Trinity Peak Partners

Trinity Peak Partners Investment Company that specializes in helping investors achieve higher returns w/ passive income.

This past July 17th, Meredith Schneider, OD and Joey Schneider celebrated 22 years of marriage.Twenty-two years of build...
09/10/2026

This past July 17th, Meredith Schneider, OD and Joey Schneider celebrated 22 years of marriage.

Twenty-two years of building a life together.

A life filled with big dreams, hard seasons, tough times, unforgettable trips, business ventures, long hikes, plenty of uncertainty, and a lot of laughter along the way.

Marriage is not about everything being easy.

It is about choosing the same person over and over again, through every version of life.

Meredith has been beside Joey through career changes, investments, risks, down times, setbacks, wins, and more ideas than she probably ever signed up for.

She has challenged him, supported him, believed in him, and made every chapter better simply by being part of it.

Some of his favorite memories are not the biggest milestones.

They are the quiet mornings, the inside jokes, the long conversations, and the moments when they look at each other after doing something difficult and know they did it together.

Twenty-two years later, he is still incredibly grateful that he gets to share this life with his best friend.

Seriously…they do everything together!

Happy anniversary, Meredith and Joey…

100% occupied.Those are two words we have been waiting a long time to write about The Deane.This is a throwback post fro...
09/09/2026

100% occupied.

Those are two words we have been waiting a long time to write about The Deane.

This is a throwback post from last month!

When we purchased this 25-unit property in Fayetteville, Arkansas, we knew it would require a significant transformation.

What we did not fully understand was just how challenging that transformation would become.

We have worked through renovations, operational issues, management changes, unexpected expenses, and a Fayetteville rental market that has softened around us.

Rents have faced pressure. Vacancy has increased across the market. Renters have more choices.

And somehow, through all of it, we just reached the elusive 100% occupancy milestone.

What makes this even more encouraging is that our newest lease was signed for $50 more per month than the lease we signed just three units ago.

Fayetteville also recently increased its water rates, which forced us to raise our monthly community fee by $20. Our last two residents accepted that increase as well.

Those may seem like small wins, but when you are operating a 25-unit property, every lease and every dollar matters.

We are incredibly grateful for our property management team and the effort they have put into getting us here.

We are also grateful that they have been willing to put up with us.

We have been extremely detailed about the ex*****on of our business plan, and we’re sure we have been a little much at times over the last few months.

But ownership comes with responsibility.

When your capital, your partners’ capital, and your reputation are attached to a property, it is difficult not to care deeply about every decision.

Reaching 100% occupancy is a massive milestone for Trinity Peak Partners.

It is not the finish line.

Our next challenge is controlling expenses, protecting occupancy, and building a strong operating history that gives us multiple exit options in the future.

But today, we are taking a moment to appreciate how far this property has come.

The Deane is officially full.

And after everything it has taken to get here, that feels pretty damn good.

Meredith Schneider, OD and Joey Schneider celebrated this past July 4th by hiking to Helms Lake here in Colorado.12.4 mi...
09/09/2026

Meredith Schneider, OD and Joey Schneider celebrated this past July 4th by hiking to Helms Lake here in Colorado.

12.4 miles.
Over 2,500 feet of elevation gain.
11,800 feet.

And when they got to the lake?

They had the entire place to themselves.

No crowds.
No noise.
No one else around.

There’s probably a reason for that.

Most people don’t want to do hard things.

Or at least, they don’t want to do them long enough to get to the reward on the other side.

But that’s where so much of the good stuff in life lives.

The views.
The memories.
The confidence.
The stories you get to tell later.
The reminder that you’re capable of more than you think.

Meredith and Joey have always enjoyed doing hard things.

Not because they’re easy.

Because hard things have a way of giving you something back.

Today, that reward was an alpine lake all to themselves, surrounded by mountains, on a holiday that celebrates freedom.

Pretty fitting, honestly.

Freedom usually has a cost.

Effort.
Discipline.
Sacrifice.
A willingness to keep going when turning around would be easier.

Put in the effort.

Get rewarded.

If you are a 9-to-5 professional and you have been meaning to get more intentional about passive income, this is probabl...
09/08/2026

If you are a 9-to-5 professional and you have been meaning to get more intentional about passive income, this is probably your sign to stop just thinking about it.

Not to rush.
Not to force a move.

Just to get clearer.

A better strategy usually starts with better questions:

What am I actually building toward?

What role do I want this money to play?

What kind of passive income fits me?

What should my next move be?

That kind of clarity can save a lot of wasted time.

What is the biggest question you still have about passive income?

Markets can change faster than your business plan.When we bought The Deane in Fayetteville in 2023, the market looked ve...
09/07/2026

Markets can change faster than your business plan.

When we bought The Deane in Fayetteville in 2023, the market looked very different than it does today.

Since then:

Rents have softened in parts of the market.

Vacancy has increased.

Cap rates have moved up.

New supply has created more competition.

Renters have more options than they did a couple years ago.

That does not mean Northwest Arkansas is a bad market.

Actually, the long-term fundamentals are still strong.

The region continues to see population growth, job growth, corporate investment, and steady housing demand.

But the multifamily market has clearly been going through a rebalancing period.

One report showed Northwest Arkansas multifamily vacancy at 10.0% in Q4 2025, largely tied to aggressive new supply and delivery pacing.

Another report noted that over the prior 12 months, the region absorbed 1,935 units while 3,311 units were delivered.

That gap matters.

Cushman & Wakefield also described the market as being in a “rebalancing phase,” with completions up sharply through Q3 2025, while vacancy edged higher and rent growth stayed modest.

That is real estate.

The spreadsheet is only the starting point.

The market keeps moving after you close.

Today, we are grateful that The Deane is 96% occupied.

But the next challenge is keeping it there.

That means staying sharp on pricing, resident experience, renewals, maintenance, leasing velocity, concessions, expenses, and every small detail that impacts performance.

Buying the deal gets the attention.

Operating through a changing market is where the real work happens.

And honestly, that is one of the biggest lessons this project has reinforced for me.

You can underwrite the plan.

But you still have to operate the reality.

Some of the best investing conversations are not about products.They are about priorities.Income.Liquidity.Lifestyle.Tim...
09/06/2026

Some of the best investing conversations are not about products.

They are about priorities.

Income.
Liquidity.
Lifestyle.
Timeline.
Risk tolerance.
Diversification.
Tax awareness.

When those things get clearer, the next step usually gets clearer too.

That is why we think good passive income conversations should feel less like selling and more like problem-solving.

The goal is not to force a fit.

The goal is to find one.

What do you think makes an investing conversation actually valuable?

We think one of the most valuable words in investing might be:Enough.Enough liquidity.Enough growth.Enough income.Enough...
09/04/2026

We think one of the most valuable words in investing might be:

Enough.

Enough liquidity.
Enough growth.
Enough income.
Enough diversification.
Enough risk.

Once someone knows what “enough” means for them, better strategy usually follows.

Until then, people can spend years chasing bigger without ever defining better.

That is where a lot of bad decisions come from.

What does “enough” mean to you financially right now?

A lot of high earners are not worried about making money.They are worried about making the wrong move with the money the...
09/03/2026

A lot of high earners are not worried about making money.

They are worried about making the wrong move with the money they have already made.

That is a very different kind of stress.

At that point, investing becomes less about excitement and more about alignment.

Where should this money go?
What should it do?
How much liquidity matters?
What actually fits the bigger picture?

That is why the conversation gets more interesting as people build more capital.

It is not just about opportunity.
It is about responsibility.

Do you think investing gets easier or harder as people accumulate more capital?

18 months of renovations.Two construction crews gone. And we still finished 15 days early and under budget.A couple mont...
09/02/2026

18 months of renovations.

Two construction crews gone.

And we still finished 15 days early and under budget.

A couple months ago marked the end of the renovation and construction phase at Parkside Flats, our 28-unit apartment complex in Springdale, Arkansas.

Getting here was anything but smooth.

We intentionally renovated only a few units at a time, carefully managing non-renewals so we could maintain consistent cash flow throughout the process.

Then the challenges started.

Our first construction crew completed a couple of units, but the quality and ex*****on were not where they needed to be. The GC made the decision to replace them.

The next crew started strong on three units.

Then both the crew and the GC ghosted us before finishing the work.

We were suddenly behind schedule, with a firm June 2026 deadline built into our business plan and loan timeline.

So we made a change.

Within a month, we found a new crew and decided to manage the remaining construction ourselves.

No GC.

No extra layer of communication.

Just our team taking ownership of the outcome.

That decision helped us:

• Finish the project 15 days early
• Complete it under budget
• Avoid additional GC fees
• Deliver a product we are incredibly proud of

We fully gutted and rebuilt the interiors, installed mini-splits, added washers & dryers, upgraded the exteriors, improved the landscaping & lighting, and created a much more modern, higher-end living experience.

The results are already showing.

Renovated rents are exceeding our original projections, with increases of more than $300 per unit.

Parkside Flats is currently 85% occupied.

Now the construction chapter is officially closed.

The focus shifts to leasing the remaining units, reaching stabilization, and seeing the full business plan come together.

Real estate projects rarely go exactly as planned.

The difference is how quickly you respond when the plan changes.

A huge thank-you to everyone who helped us reach this point. You know who you are, and we could not have done it without you.

What has been the biggest lesson you’ve learned from a project that did not go according to plan?

The professionals we talk to are usually not short on ambition.They are short on time to think clearly about their money...
09/02/2026

The professionals we talk to are usually not short on ambition.

They are short on time to think clearly about their money.

That is why passive income strategy often stays on the back burner.

Not because it is unimportant.
Because life is busy.

Work.
Family.
Travel.
Responsibilities.
Decision fatigue.

Sometimes what people really need is one focused conversation that helps them stop spinning.

That is a big part of why Joey Schneider built his passive investing strategy / roadmap call.

Would a more structured passive income plan be helpful for you right now?

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