Real estate investors often become obsessed with metrics, walking away from what could’ve been a great deal because it fails to hit certain numbers. This is a mistake and can cost you big. Why? Because time is money. Let me explain.

There are a few things you can do and provide to make your short-term renters’ lives better during their stay in your vacation home. More importantly, these 10 items will make your life as the owner much easier, too!

It’s that time of the year again, where you look ahead to the new year and think about what you want to accomplish. Here’s how I set goals, and make them last past January. And you can too!

House hacking generally means renting out part of your property either long-term or short-term to reduce your mortgage burden. The person house hacking is both the owner of the property and lives at the property, too. There are a couple of ways to house hack, but these are the three most popular ...

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It is important to know that you are working with a real estate agent who considers it their job and not their hobby. To help prevent you from working with the wrong agent (and potentially losing money), I recommend asking an agent these four questions when deciding if you should move forward.

Denver was recently the first city to decriminalize psilocybin (aka “magic”) mushrooms. Will mushrooms follow a similar legalization path as marijuana? And if so, what are the implications legalized mushrooms would have on Denver real estate?

Renting your home to unknown short-term renters can be scary. Thankfully there are a few simple ways to mitigate the risks. Read about them here.

Sure, real estate is currently pricy in Denver. But also, the weather is great, people are attractive and nice, there’s tons of indoor entertainment and outdoor recreation, beer is a food group, and there’s legal marijuana. For those reasons—and several more I explain here—it’s still totally wort...

Medium-term rentals (aka subletting or furnished units) make great investment properties. They attract a good client base and cause less stress than short-term rentals while generating bigger profits than long-term rentals. But how do landlords find medium-term renters? Here’s how I’ve gone about...

Many cities still lack specific short-term rental laws. But if your city doesn’t have any yet, get ready! They’re likely coming. Here’s what to ask your HOA and local government before taking the plunge into short-term rental investing.

Want to start real estate investing but don’t know where to start? I’ll give you five reasons why medium-term rentals are a good place to start—and why they’re better than taking the short-term or long-term investing route.