About Deb Cleveland Founder of Just Do One For Fun!
Real Estate Maven. Sacred Steward. Late-Blooming Influencer.
Sacred Impact
I believe that each of us is here for a deeper, sacred purpose—a mission woven into the fabric of who we are as women. We are called not only to live fully but to nurture and leave this world more beautiful, vibrant, and whole than we found it. Our feminine power lies in our ability to influence, uplift, and transform the spaces and people around us with grace, care, and intention.
Our relationships and connections are the heart of our growth, both personally and professionally. How we nurture and honor these bonds speaks to the essence of who we are. Surround yourself with those who not only dream big but also inspire your spirit, expanding your vision as you grow into your fullest potential. In the sacred business of real estate, it is the quality of your connections that elevates your work and creates lasting impact.
Lead with integrity, honesty, and compassion, knowing that by embodying these values, you will naturally attract others who share your sacred principles. As you commit to your growth and higher purpose, allow your actions to be a beacon of example. When we lead with our hearts and nurture the sacred within ourselves and others, we not only create a ripple of positive change but embody the feminine art of sacred impact in all that we do.
Real Estate Mentor • Teacher • Sacred Steward
Deb Cleveland – I am a dedicated and compassionate 7-figure entrepreneur and real estate investor with nearly four decades of experience. Through my philosophy, The Sacred Business of Real Estate Investing, I empowers women to thrive as fixer-flippers and real estate investors by showing them how to create prosperity that feels good, makes a difference, and builds wealth.
Investing in real estate was a gamechanger for me — it gave me the freedom to retire young, the security to live life on my terms, and eventually the purpose to return to work I loved. Over the years, I witnessed my clients achieve the same: building financial independence by investing in homes and communities that matter.
My journey didn’t begin with privilege. As a self-taught single mom, I rebuilt my life one house, one lesson, and one leap of faith at a time. I since flipped more than 400 units, built three million-dollar businesses, and helped countless women overcome fears and step into their potential as investors.
My mentoring is both broad and intimate. I have mentored women through their first fixer-upper or rental purchase, and each year I also choose one highly select, what I call ordained, 1:1 client — often a high-net-worth entrepreneur navigating a major business or life transition. This balance allows me to pour into women through teaching while also offering deep, private counsel when it’s most needed.
At the heart of my mission is a belief in sacred stewardship — that real estate is more than a financial transaction; it’s a chance to uplift, restore, and create a ripple effect of joy, purpose, and prosperity. I believe wealth is most meaningful when it nourishes the soul, serves others, and leaves a lasting legacy.
I teach ordinary women how
to live an extraordinary life!
Deb’s work isn’t just about properties—it’s about people, purpose, and transformation.
Unlike many real estate investors, Deb’s focus is not on profit, but on people. She intentionally seeks out small communities in desperate need of renewal and transformation. After the 2008 economic crash, she found herself in Geneva, New York—a town deeply affected by neglect and decline. Moved by what she saw, Deb took action.
She began renovating single-family homes for first-time homebuyers, and later became a landlady again to help stabilize neighborhoods overrun by slumlords. Along the way, four other retirees who had also discovered Geneva joined her mission. With new leadership in place, the group brought a fresh vision to the city.
The work was hard, and progress sometimes felt slow. Deb recalls meeting her fellow investors at the local coffee shop, sharing moments of frustration before always saying, “Let’s get back to work.” Slowly but surely, Geneva transformed—what was once a dull, forgotten town is now a vibrant, sought-after place to live.
Today, Deb continues her mission by mentoring and teaching clients who share her passion for real estate with purpose. Read more about what Deb teaches here:
