When you’re trusting someone to manage your valuable investments, you want them to be exceptional. Here’s what to look for that shows the property manager will go above and beyond.

A great tenant is someone who pays rent on time, treats your property like a home, and respects their neighbors. So, how do you go about finding these folks for your rental properties? Here’s what to look into and telltale signs that separate ideal applicants from sketchy ones.

A 1031 is a vehicle through which you can sell rental real estate and roll all the gains into a new purchase. Sound good? It is! Here are the details you need to know in order to make this useful transaction work for you.

Whether you’re doing smaller deals or bigger deals, these lessons apply. Watch my video now for these and other great investing tips!

It’s sad to say, but it’s true. Today I broke the law for my rental property business. I want to tell the story with the hope that you guys can learn something from it.

My “show stoppers” all have to do with things I can’t change. I can remove a bad tenant, I can repair issues. But there are other factors I can’t change. Some investors have even stricter perimeters than me when it comes to choosing investment properties. Here I explore several deal breakers.

Something that sounds complicated that a lot of people talk about on BiggerPockets and in the real estate world in general is the 1031 exchange. Let me explain briefly what that is, and then we’ll talk about mistakes that people make when doing a 1031 exchange.

A lot of people are getting involved in multifamilies these days, and that’s because multifamilies can be very lucrative. The way that multifamilies are lucrative is in a value-add play, often through renovations. But how can you renovate a property when there are tenants living there? I’ll expla...

Vacancies cost you money in lost rents and turnover expenses. The best way to ensure profitability is to keep your tenants in your units long-term. A happy tenant isn’t an apartment-hunting tenant. Here’s how to woo your renters into staying put.

Setting up an LLC isn’t as difficult as you think, but when’s the right time to put your property in an LLC? When should you leave it in your personal name? What’s the point of an LLC at all? As an experienced investor, I’ll address all of these things here.

As investors, we know there are two main ways to put more cash flow in our pockets. We either need to increase income or reduce expenses. This is simple, but not always the easiest to do. Whethe...

This post is for you guys who maybe have a few private lenders lined up or have private lenders who are coming to you and want to do some work with you. Once you get these folks, how do you vet them and how do you decide which is the right private lender to work with? Here’s what you should keep ...