Your WHY is possibly more important than your HOW when investing in real estate. Learn why real estate is awesome (& how to invest with purpose) here!

The number one goal when investing in multifamily real estate is to increase the Net Operatin...

The quickest way to wealth in real estate is to purchase a property in an emerging market during one of the early phases of the market cycle. In this article, it is my objective to describe the ...

When Jake and I first laid eyes upon Sunflower apartments, it was love at first sight. We both swore that we would never fall in love with another investment property, but this one was different...

Owner financing is confusing to many newbie investors, as well as seasoned investors. It is referred to by other names, such as seller financing, holding paper, and private money mortgage. Owner...

Most consumers do not grasp the difference between the price and the value of a product or service. Price is simply the amount of money paid or charged for something. When we focus on price, we ...

You may be asking yourself, “What does understanding our needs have to do with success in real estate?” After listening to and following countless successful individuals, I have noticed that the...

Sometimes your local real estate market is just too pricey to invest in. When considering investing elsewhere, you can only do so much research on the internet. Learn EXACTLY how to tap into the knowledge of brokers in order to vet remote areas!

The investing landscape has changed drastically over the past few years. As we have progressed deeper into this current real estate cycle, the phrases that I hear often are: “The low hanging fru...

You’ve budgeted for the operating expenses of your multifamily rental — but do you have a fund to cover the “hidden” expenses that will likely come up?

Every investor has heard the saying “it’s all about the numbers” when investing in real estate. What about the numbers that you forget or underestimate? In

If you’re looking to land your first multifamily purchase, should you buy as much as you can afford or aim for something smaller? Get expert advice here!