From a financial standpoint, though times are challenging, you need to exploit the current situation to the best of your ability. For those who can swallow the swings of the stock market, it is my opinion that you should be investing in stocks right now—not necessarily real estate.

If you always do these two things—without fail—throughout your real estate investing career, you will be successful. You will earn the amount of passive income you need to achieve financial freedom. So learn them, and commit to them.

Let’s talk about why investing in real estate can really suck at times. The good news is all these issues are within your control and solvable. Once you have all the elements you might be initially missing, your business will start flowing and making money.

Today I’m talking about how to figure out when it’s a good time to pull your money out of the real estate market. I’m going to be perfectly transparent: I think the time is now! Let me explain why that’s the case.

I tell anyone interested in real estate investing pretty much the same thing: “The best time to buy a house is now, and the best time to sell is never.” Here’s why I think real estate is a safe bet regardless of market cycles and why I never have trouble finding deals.

When starting out in real estate investing, is it more important to focus on being frugal or upping your income streams? Get insight here!

In my opinion, true financial freedom and true passive income are when you never get that call from the tenant. So, how can you go about accomplishing something like that?

Are you stuck working IN your business rather than ON it? Then maybe it’s time to explore what a good property manager could do for you.

The popular belief is that you can’t profit on $30K properties, but I need you to completely throw that perception out and listen carefully. Investors are happy to own in these areas because of the cash flow. Homeowners live in these areas because of the infrastructure that supports the demand. T...

Buying a house is the American dream, but is it right for everyone? Have you ever considered all the downsides of getting a mortgage? Take a look at how renting can grow your money and allow you the flexibility owning can’t.

This one is for all of you underdogs out there. When I started my journey over 10 years ago, I didn’t know anything. In fact, I quit school at age 14, so I barely had any formal education. But I have succeeded in this business and you can, too. Here’s the formula that will get you there.

By being a black sheep and not following the herd, you’ll be able to find opportunities first. By the time you see it on TV or read it online, it’s too late to get ahead of the pack. Get in front of the crowd in your real estate investing business.