1. Who we are and what this policy covers

Fullmer Consulting Corporation (Company, we, us, or our) explains in this Privacy Policy how personal information is handled in connection with the websites and services described below. Personal information means information that identifies you or can reasonably be linked to you.

Fullmer Consulting Corporation operates loganfullmer.com, including www.loganfullmer.com, and the DPA websites book.dpasummit.com, product.dpasummit.com, bootcamp.dpasummit.com, and coaching.dpasummit.com. This Policy applies when those pages display or link to it. It also covers the related forms, inquiries, book orders, program applications, purchases, event registrations, communications, and support managed by Fullmer Consulting Corporation.

It covers property and contract submissions, joint venture and collaboration inquiries, speaking and media requests, newsletters, Distressed Property Secrets, DPA Blueprint, DPA Bootcamp, DPA coaching, and other Company offerings that identify this Policy as applicable. Visiting a link alone does not enroll you in another service or authorize unrelated marketing. For Blueprint and coaching, this includes the sales inquiry and conversation, enrollment paperwork, signed agreements, and program participation.

Some linked services or real estate transactions may be operated by a business other than Fullmer Consulting Corporation. That business should be identified at its form, checkout, or agreement. Its privacy notice governs its independent processing unless it expressly adopts this Policy. Fullmer Consulting Corporation remains responsible for its handling of information and the obligations applicable to its service providers.

2. Information you provide

Contact and identity information: first and last name, email address, telephone number, mailing or shipping address, company name, website, and communication preferences.

Inquiry and support information: the topic you select, messages, purchase email, purchase date, order references, delivery concerns, screenshots, attachments, and other details you choose to provide.

Property and transaction submissions: property address and parcel information, contract status, values and asking prices, ownership or title issues, supporting documents, proposed deal structure, and information about your authority to submit the opportunity.

Application and event information: your real estate experience, business position, goals, budget or willingness to invest in education, sales-conversation notes, scheduling details, ticket selection, Business Snapshot responses, survey responses, course progress, and participation or attendance information.

Purchase and account information: products purchased, payment and refund status, transaction identifiers, billing and shipping details, account information, course access, support history, and signed program agreements. Where electronic signing is used, this may include signatures, acceptance timestamps, agreement versions, and related verification records. Payment credentials entered at checkout are processed through the payment services used for that transaction. Do not submit full card numbers or banking credentials through a contact form or email.

Communication and consent records: messages sent and received, including chatbot conversations, your opt-in choices, time and source of consent, form version, and opt-out requests. If a call or session is recorded, the recording and contributions you choose to make may be retained after the notice and consent required for that recording.

Please provide only what is needed for the request. Do not upload Social Security numbers, government identification, unrelated health information, privileged communications, or unnecessary information about property owners, heirs, customers, or other people. If a transaction needs additional sensitive information, we will explain the purpose and appropriate collection method separately.

3. Information collected automatically and from other sources

Through hosting services and embedded tools, we collect IP addresses, approximate location inferred from them, device IDs, browser information and language, operating-system details, cookie or similar identifiers, and technical logs. Usage information includes browsing history on the Sites, pages viewed, referring pages or campaign links, clicks, time spent on pages, and form and purchase events. Some third-party tools also use browser fingerprints, which combine browser and device characteristics to recognize a device. These activities support authentication, security, analytics, performance tracking, and the advertising described in Section 6.

Cookies, pixels, local storage, and similar tools may connect visits and conversion events across our pages. Email services may report delivery, link clicks, and, where supported and permitted, opening activity. Embedded videos and social features can receive technical information when loaded or used.

We also receive information from service providers that process payments, fulfill orders, host forms or courses, schedule appointments, deliver messages, or provide event services. For a property opportunity you submit, we may review relevant public property, court, and business records or information supplied by participants to evaluate that request. We do not treat a referral or third-party contact record as proof of your marketing consent.

4. How we use information

Respond to inquiries and route requests about properties, partnerships, speaking, media, training, or existing purchases to the appropriate personnel.

Evaluate applications and submitted opportunities, schedule calls, and communicate about possible next steps without guaranteeing acceptance, funding, or a partnership.

Prepare and administer enrollment agreements, process orders and payments, arrange book shipping, deliver digital content, manage accounts and tickets, provide access, and handle refund or cancellation requests and other support.

Send requested updates, appointment reminders, receipts, service notices, and marketing through email, SMS, telephone calls, chatbots, social media, direct video marketing, retargeting advertisements, and referral programs, where permitted and consistent with your communication choices.

Personalize the user experience, display videos, measure and improve website performance, understand campaigns and referrals, and deliver or measure advertising, including limiting repeated advertisements, subject to the choices described below.

Protect accounts and systems, investigate fraud or misuse, maintain business records, resolve disputes, and comply with legal obligations.

We do not use acceptance of this Policy as blanket permission for every activity. When an activity requires separate consent, we request that consent. A materially different use requires any additional notice or permission required by law.

5. How information is disclosed

Service providers: We disclose the information needed by companies that host and protect websites, manage customer relationships and forms, deliver email or text messages, support chatbots, schedule appointments, process payments, support agreement signing, ship books, host training or video sessions, and support our operations. This includes contact details, order and account information, technical information, or the content needed to resolve your request. HighLevel and LeadConnector support DPA forms and related customer workflows. Providers processing on our behalf are subject to confidentiality and data-processing agreements that restrict their use of information to the services they provide and require appropriate safeguards.

Requested transactions and professional support: Information relevant to an inquiry may be reviewed by authorized personnel, the business responsible for the requested offer, and professional advisers or transaction participants when reasonably necessary to evaluate or carry out your request and permitted by law. We do not disclose every submission to every business associated with Logan. Specific commitments made on a submission form or in a written agreement still apply.

Advertising and measurement providers: The advertising services described in Section 6 process information to personalize experiences, measure performance, and deliver marketing or retargeting. A provider may process information for its own purposes under its privacy notice as well as support our campaigns. The information depends on the service, your interactions, and permissions. These activities remain subject to applicable consent and opt-out requirements and the mobile-information restrictions in Section 7.

Legal and corporate matters: We may disclose information reasonably necessary to comply with a valid legal obligation, protect rights or safety, investigate fraud, or pursue or defend a claim. Information may also be reviewed or transferred in a merger, restructuring, financing, or sale of a business, subject to appropriate protections and any legally required notice or consent.

Your direction and public participation: We may disclose information when you direct or authorize it. Content you choose to post in a shared forum, live chat, or group session may be visible to other participants. We obtain any separate permission needed before using a private submission, testimonial, image, or recording in public marketing. Visibility to other program participants does not remove confidentiality or nondisclosure obligations in a separate program agreement.

6. Cookies advertising and referral measurement

We use cookies, pixels, web beacons, local storage, and related technologies for essential functions such as authentication and security; performance and analytics; functionality and personalization; and advertising and targeting. Advertising tools help deliver relevant advertisements, limit repeated advertisements, and measure campaigns. Embedded video services receive usage and technical information when their players load or are used.

Meta: We use Meta services for personalization, analytics and performance tracking, marketing, and retargeting. Depending on the Meta feature and the information you provide or permit it to access, Meta may process names, dates of birth, email addresses or phone numbers, postal addresses, payment information, device IDs, IP addresses, browser information and language, operating-system details, browser fingerprints, approximate or precise location, browsing history, and interaction logs. Information collected directly through Meta's own services is also governed by its privacy policy. This description does not mean that we send full payment credentials or every category of information to Meta.

Google reCAPTCHA: We use reCAPTCHA for fraud prevention and risk management. Depending on the feature and permissions, it processes device IDs, IP addresses, operating-system and browser information, browser fingerprints, browsing history, interaction logs, and location information, including precise location where enabled. Where a service processes precise location or other sensitive information, we provide the required notice and obtain any consent required by law.

Cloudflare: We use Cloudflare for authentication, security, and supporting or adapting the website experience. Its services process technical information such as device IDs, IP addresses, and operating-system details.

FirstPromoter: The Bootcamp site uses FirstPromoter for referral attribution. Referral links and cookies can identify the source of a visit or qualifying purchase and help calculate referral credit. This does not authorize sharing your telephone number or SMS consent records with a referral partner for that partner's marketing.

We do not sell personal information for money. We use Meta advertising and retargeting tools, and disclosures of personal information through advertising services may qualify as a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under applicable state privacy laws even when no money is exchanged. You may exercise the applicable opt-out rights described below. The restrictions in Section 7 continue to apply to mobile information and SMS consent records.

The cookie banner displayed on the Sites lets you accept all cookies, reject nonessential cookies, or customize the categories you allow. Essential cookies support necessary website functions. You may request an opt-out of applicable sale, sharing, or targeted advertising by emailing [email protected] or calling +1 (210) 475-3545. Where law requires, we honor recognized browser opt-out signals such as Global Privacy Control. A browser signal generally applies to the browser or device transmitting it; you may need to set preferences on other devices as well.

Where consent is required for nonessential cookies or similar technologies, we request it before using those technologies and provide a way to withdraw it. Browser settings can also block or remove cookies, although some functions may be affected. Deleting cookies can erase stored preferences. An older Do Not Track setting is different from Global Privacy Control and is not treated as consent to any processing.

Provider information is available in Meta's Privacy Policy at https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/, Google's Privacy Policy at https://policies.google.com/privacy, Google's business privacy information at https://business.safety.google/privacy/, and Cloudflare's Privacy Policy at https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/. Provider choices supplement, and do not replace, the rights you may exercise with us.

7. Text messages and mobile information

If you separately opt in to a text-message program, we use your number and consent records to send the categories of messages disclosed at sign-up, maintain your preferences, deliver support, and document consent. Supplying a phone number or accepting website Terms does not by itself establish marketing-text consent. Message frequency depends on the program and your interactions, and your wireless provider may charge messaging or data fees.

We do not sell, rent, or share mobile information with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. Text-message originator opt-in data and consent records are not disclosed for another party's independent use. Service providers supporting message delivery, consent administration, or customer service may access the minimum information needed to perform those functions on our behalf. The other disclosure categories in this Policy do not authorize third-party promotional use of mobile information or SMS consent.

Reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for assistance. You may also contact [email protected] or +1 (210) 475-3545. We may retain a suppression record to honor your opt-out and consent evidence for legitimate compliance purposes. Details about the program appear in our Terms and Conditions at https://www.loganfullmer.com/terms-and-conditions.

8. Email calls and other communication choices

You may unsubscribe from promotional email using its unsubscribe link or ask us to stop promotional calls or other direct marketing using the contact details below. SMS choices are described in Section 7, and advertising choices in Section 6. We obtain opt-in consent where required and provide instructions for opting out of direct marketing. An opt-out from marketing does not prevent nonpromotional communications needed for a transaction or service you requested, subject to applicable law and any channel-specific withdrawal of consent. Consent to one brand, channel, or program does not automatically authorize unrelated marketing by another business.

If a call, webinar, coaching session, or event is recorded, we provide the notice and obtain the consent required for that setting. Recordings may support program delivery, authorized participant replays, training, or dispute resolution as disclosed. Public promotional use requires any additional permission needed. A general website visit is not treated as consent to record a private conversation.

9. How long we keep information

Our default practice is to retain personal information indefinitely. We do not apply a fixed retention period or automatically delete records solely because time has passed, an account is closed, or a program has ended. This default is subject to the legal requirements and privacy rights described below.

This default applies to the personal information we retain, including contact and inquiry records, applications, order and account histories, signed agreements, program and support records, technical information, and communication and consent records. Cookies and information held independently by third-party services may have separate retention periods under their settings and privacy notices.

Applicable law takes priority over our default retention practice. Where required by law, we delete, anonymize, or restrict information, including when it is no longer necessary for a permitted purpose or in response to a valid deletion request. You may request deletion using the contact methods in Section 11. Legal exceptions may permit or require us to keep certain records, such as records needed for accounting, disputes, or compliance, and limited suppression records needed to honor marketing opt-outs. Unsubscribing from marketing does not by itself delete all records.

10. Security

We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the information and processing involved. Our measures include encryption during transmission and at rest, limiting access to authorized personnel with a business need, and reviewing access permissions. No website, transmission, or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure. Protect your passwords and tell us promptly about suspected unauthorized access. Do not send confidential financial credentials or unnecessary sensitive documents through ordinary support channels.

11. Privacy rights and requests

Depending on where you live and whether the relevant law applies to our processing, you may have rights to access or obtain a copy of personal information, correct inaccuracies, request deletion, learn about categories and recipients of disclosures, and obtain information in a portable format. You may also have rights to opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling; limit certain sensitive-information uses; or withdraw consent.

Submit a request by emailing [email protected] or calling +1 (210) 475-3545. Tell us which right you want to exercise and enough information to identify your relationship with us. You do not need to create an account. We may take reasonable steps to verify identity for requests involving disclosure, correction, or deletion. Opt-out requests do not require the same verification as access requests. An authorized agent may act for you where permitted, subject to appropriate proof of authority.

We respond within the period required by applicable law and explain any permitted extension or refusal. For a Texas request covered by the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, we generally respond within 45 days and may extend by another 45 days when legally permitted after notifying you. Exceptions can apply where information must be retained for a legal obligation, security, or another permitted reason.

Where you have an appeal right, email [email protected] with the subject Privacy Appeal and identify the request and decision you want reviewed. We will explain the outcome within the applicable legal period and provide complaint information if required. You may contact your state attorney general or other relevant privacy regulator. We do not retaliate or unlawfully discriminate because you exercise a privacy right.

California residents have CCPA rights when that law applies, including rights relating to specific information and categories collected, sources, uses, disclosures, and qualifying sales or sharing. Advertising-related choices are explained in Section 6. Any right to limit sensitive information applies where our actual processing triggers it. We do not knowingly sell or share personal information of people under 16 for cross-context behavioral advertising.

12. International visitors

We store personal information on servers in the United States. Information may also be processed in other locations used by our providers. Privacy protections may differ from those in your country. Where an international transfer is regulated, we use the safeguards required for that transfer rather than treating website use alone as consent to an otherwise restricted transfer.

If European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or similar law applies, our processing relies on the appropriate basis: performing or preparing a requested contract, complying with a legal obligation, consent for activities that require it, or legitimate interests such as responding to inquiries and protecting services where those interests are not overridden by your rights. You may also have rights to object, restrict processing, withdraw consent, or complain to your local supervisory authority. Contact us to exercise those rights or request information about applicable transfer safeguards.

13. Children

Our offers and business services are intended for adults aged 18 and older and are not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13 through these services. If you believe a child has provided information, contact us so we can investigate and take the steps required by law, including deletion where appropriate.

14. Changes to this policy

We may update this Policy as practices or legal requirements change. The effective date identifies the current version. For material changes, we provide any additional notice or request any additional consent required by law. A new version does not automatically authorize a materially different use of information already collected.

15. Contact us

For privacy questions, requests, or concerns, contact Fullmer Consulting Corporation or DPA Summit using the relevant mailing address or the email and phone details below:

Fullmer Consulting Corporation
Website: https://www.loganfullmer.com
Mailing address: 999 E Basse Road, San Antonio, TX 78209
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (210) 475-3545

DPA Summit
DPA websites: https://book.dpasummit.com, https://product.dpasummit.com, https://bootcamp.dpasummit.com, and https://coaching.dpasummit.com
DPA program mailing address: 8531 N New Braunfels Ave, San Antonio, TX 78217
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (210) 475-3545