Can Cost Segregation Studies Help If I Bought the Property Years Ago?
If you’ve been in real estate for a while, you’ve probably heard investors talk about cost segregation like it’s something you have to do the same year you close on…
Managing & Scaling
The Rental Market Flipped: 9 Numbers Every Landlord Needs to Know in 2026
Sponsored by Avail For most of 2020 to 2023, you could raise the rent, barely try to market a unit, and still fill it by the weekend. That is gone.…
When Passive Income Becomes a Massive Headache: The Major Mistakes Landlords Have Made and What They Did to Correct Them
As seasoned investors will tell you, the phrase “passive income” is largely an oxymoron—like the term “easy money” or, for Brit transplants like me, the sentence, “I think England can…
New Law Carries Implications For Roofing and Insurance—Here’s What Investors Need to Know
As if homeowner’s insurance weren’t expensive enough, a new federal rule has quietly moved the responsibility to pay for roof damage claims off the insurers’ shoulders and onto property owners.…
I Manage Everything in My Portfolio Myself. Here’s Why I Still Keep a Passive Sleeve.
Presented in partnership with Connect Invest. I run a glamping and short-term rental portfolio in Texas, and I self-manage basically all of it. I take the direct bookings and answer…
How Few Rental Properties Do You Actually Need to Quit Your Job? (Coach Chad Carson Says Fewer Than You Think)
A conversation with Chad “Coach” Carson, host of the Real Estate Investing for Cashflow Podcast and author of The Small and Mighty Real Estate Investor The default real estate investing…
Your Pool Is an Asset—It’s Also a Lawsuit Waiting to Happen
Summer contains the best three months of the year in short-term rental investing: occupancy and rates climb, guests book further out, and your calendar looks like the one you dreamed…
Does Your Real Estate Investing Platform Cater to Your Investment Type? Here’s Why It Should
This article is presented by Propstream. The world of real estate investing is almost unthinkable today without software tools geared toward generating leads, calculating risk, and working out a viable…
Mortgage Rates Hit 6.5%: Six Practical Moves to Keep Your Real Estate Investing Career Moving Forward
Mortgage rates are now over 6.5%, the highest level since the Iran war began. For anyone who planned to make 2026 the year they started or accelerated their real estate…
The 3 Insurance Mistakes That Cost Landlords the Most (According to a Guy Who’s Seen Thousands of Claims)
A conversation with Darren Nix, founder and CEO of Steadily Most real estate investors think about insurance exactly twice: when they close on a property and when something breaks. The…
Extreme Weather This Summer Could Make These 8 States “Uninvestable”
If you thought El Niño was bad, it just got supersized, and the resulting extreme weather patterns could wreak havoc for investors who own or plan to own property in…
18% of Landlords Are Not Raising Rent—But Should You?
Many landlords are playing the long game. That’s the conclusion drawn from a survey by rental property management platform Avail (Part of Realtor.com), a partner of BiggerPockets, in their 2026…
What a Cost Segregation Study Actually Does
This article is presented by Cost Segregation Guys. If you own investment property, you have probably heard the term “cost segregation” thrown around at real estate meetups or on podcasts.…
