Properties that are in need of a major rehab can be some real money makers. Over the years I have learned that the wor...

In my previous post, I discussed what to examine on the outside of a property ...

Being able to quickly and accurately estimate a rehab is one of the skills every real e...

The dream of every newbie real estate investor is getting out of the rat race and getting the...

Real estate is “sexy” again, and lots of people are again dreaming of the good life by getting into real estate. Problem is, many of these folks have little money or credit and even less real es...

I made the jump to full time investor just over a dozen years ago. I can tell you that it was perhaps one of the most exciting and scariest things I have ever done. Once I got the real estate bu...

So you have decided to get into real estate investing and you want to be a landlord, wholesaler, or perhaps the next version of the Property Brothers. Congratulations on taking the plunge and st...

Getting into real estate investing and buying that first income property can get people pretty excited. They imagine how their lives will change once all of that easy money comes rolling in. And...

The prospect of negotiating with sellers is perhaps one of the most dreaded parts of the real estate investing business. It is so full of unknowns that it stops many a person dead in their track...

When I first got the idea for this post, I thought it would be about technical items—items like a contract or lease, a marketing letter or property analysis spreadsheet. The more I thought about...

I think the following scenario may be all too familiar to many of us. You search and dig on the MLS, and you find what could be a potential deal. After a bit of due diligence and analysis, you m...

When starting out as a real estate investor, it can be very easy to overcomplicate things. There is so much advice and so many products out there that it can sometimes be difficult to know what ...