Whether you’re young—or young at heart—it’s time to start investing in real estate. Begin building your empire now with this comprehensive guide.

See why one investor has strong feelings about investing based on cash flow, not on potential tax benefits.

Understanding finders’ fees and knowing what percentage you are willing to pay are important aspects of becoming a successful real estate investor.

When speaking with newcomers to the real estate investment world, there are a few pieces of advice I give over and over.

Many new investors chase cash flow with cheap homes, but these properties likely won’t bring in the profits you’re hoping for.

Meet a real estate investor who is persevering despite several early setbacks on her journey to retire early and be around for her kids.

Deals brought to you can be like presents. Even one deal brought to you is worth the extra breath it takes to share your investing goals.

If you intend to scale past 100 units, you are going to need to do a whole lot of delegating and system-building to make it work.

My real estate anxiety is gone. I conquered my fears! I’m a cash-flowing landlord and feel more sure of my personal and professional goals than ever.

Long ago, I learned an important Buffettism before I’d ever heard of Warren Buffett. I hope you know it, too—because if you don’t practice it, you’re sure to come to financial ruin

Your broker is one of the most important members of your team. Make sure you find one who specializes in working with real estate investors.

For those who are already familiar with mortgage notes, let’s take a look at five different ways you can use them to make some cash.