Learn from Warren Buffett Failures & Create a Moat Around Your Business
Businesses with deep-and-wide moats around them have the greatest protection from threats and are typically the most durable. Here's what you need to know.
Managing & Scaling
This Millennial Entrepreneur Built Two Multimillion-Dollar Companies—And Chose to Live Out of a Van
He earned six figures a year as a teen, built two million-dollar companies, and raised millions while living in a van—all before going back to school at 33
4 Reasons Low-Income Investments Don’t Deserve Their Bad Reputation
There’s a lot of glamour in mansions, flipped houses, and tiny homes, as evidenced by HGTV shows, but low-income housing has an undeserved stigma.
The Best Way to Attract Like-Minded People for Your Real Estate Team
It’s hard to pinpoint one exact way to get people to work with you. Many things will get you there, but if I could give a piece of advice, it…
How Amazon Could Change the Condo and Apartment Market Forever
Here's how Amazon's new technology could completely upset the current apartment and condo markets, and why Real estate investors should pay close attention.
9 Tech Tools Transforming the Way Real Estate Investors Scale Their Portfolios
Real estate is one of the last industries to adopt technology, and investors can use that to their advantage to literally make millions today. Real estate continues to lag other sectors…
3 Ways to Find Amazing Real Estate Deals on Craigslist
Craigslist is an online classified section where it is free to post and free to browse, so it makes a great resource for finding real estate deals.
Beyond Bathrooms & Kitchens: 7 Upgrades to Boost Property Values & Rents
Looking for ways to boost values or asking rents? Here are 7 renovation ideas, beyond the obvious discussions of updating kitchens and bathrooms.
3 Simple Steps to Work Less While Getting More Accomplished
For me, deep work is not only helpful, it’s vital. I don’t want to work 50 hours per week. I want freedom. And something tells me you want the same.
Why Not Sticking to Your Late Fees is Hurting Your Landlording Business
When your tenant pays late, it is vital that you follow through with late fees. This bears repeating: It's vital that you follow through with late fees.
How to Be Like the Bank (& Profit Like One) as a Real Estate Investor
As investors, we shouldn’t try to “beat” the bank. It's futile, and they’re not even the enemy. The real question is, how can we be more like the bank?
How to Get the IRS to Help Cover Your Real Estate Losses
I have yet to meet a real estate investor who hasn't lost money. The silver lining is we can minimize those losses by taking advantage of this loophole.
Should it Be Legal for Landlords to “Use Their Gut” When Screening Tenants?
Seattle recently passed an ordinance forcing landlords to accept the very first qualified tenant. Is this a good tenant protection or unfair to landlords?
