Investing In Under $30k Real Estate | BiggerPockets Podcast

How much money does it really take to buy a rental property?

$200,000? $100,000? $75,000?

On today’s show, we are going to chat with Lisa Phillips, a real estate investor who buys real estate in the under-$30,000 range and achieves some incredible cash flow from her mostly-passive investing. Lisa shares some amazing insights into how she went from a personal foreclosure to owning several rental properties – bypassing the banks and investing creatively. If you are someone who is looking to get started investing with real estate investing without spending hundreds of thousands of dollars – this is the show for you.

Read the transcript for episode 54 with Lisa Phillips here.

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In This Show, We Cover:

Investing in real estate while navigating the instability of day jobs
How going through a foreclosure changed Lisa’s financial future… for the better
Knowing when to call it quits
Tips for negotiating with creditors
What makes motivated sellers attracted to a certain real estate investor?
Tips for defining a good vs bad neighborhood
Finding a property manager who exceeds your expectations
How much does a good property manager charge?
Simple tips for attracting the best tenants to your rental properties
The positives and negatives of low-price investing
What crimes are acceptable?

Links from the Show

Books Mentioned in the Show:

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
The 4 Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss

Tweetable Topics

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Connect with Lisa

Lisa’s BiggerPockets Profile
Lisa’s BiggerPockets Video Blog
Lisa’s website: www.AffordableRealEstateInvestments.com

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