The American Developers Guild is a private mastermind for ground-up single- and multifamily developers in California and the Southwest. It meets roughly three hours each month, by application only. It is not a course and not a coaching program — it is a working room where real projects are pressure-tested by peers and by Ron Ramos.
A standing monthly session built for working developers — focused, confidential, and structured around live deals, not theory.
Seats are limited and earned. The Guild is for developers actively building or about to — not spectators, and not the merely curious.
Ground-up residential, across California and the Southwest — the terrain Whetstone and its members work every day.
Kyle DeQuillettes came to the American Developers Guild without a development background of any kind. His first project — Tempo Glendale, thirty-four units in Glendale, Arizona — is now complete and holding its certificate of occupancy. He took raw dirt all the way to finished, occupied homes.
That is the becoming, start to finish: not a stock quote or an aspirational stat, but a member who did the work.
More member stories will join this one as the Guild grows — each one real, named, and shared with permission.
The three words the Guild is built on — and the standard by which members hold one another.
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