Do you have a great real estate deal but not enough cash on hand? Present this information to potential investors to get their buy-in.

Mistakes happen. But good negotiation skills and positive relationships in your business dealings can help you resolve them.

When searching for a contractor, the cheapest option isn’t typically the best. Improve your real estate investment success by finding a good one—and keeping them around.

Let’s go over a few ways to find deals in today’s market, combining tried-and-true methods with creative approaches to get those deals. Figuring out how to leverage techniques to buy deals in the competitive environment that exists nowadays is the key to success in real estate.

Let’s go through a few mistakes you, as a real estate investor looking to buy, want to avoid when dealing with sellers. From barking up the wrong tree to having poor listening skills, it’s the little things that can make or break deals. Refine your buying strategy here.

A real estate partnership can either make or break your ability to build a thriving business—in addition to making work more enjoyable. Unfortunately, a lot of people don’t seem to have good business or real estate partnerships. Get tips from someone who’s built an awesome team here.

A mentor can absolutely mean the difference between success and giving up. If you’re seeking guidance from an experienced investor—but aren’t sure where to find one or how to talk them into helping you—try these tactics.

Where you invest can make a big difference in how safe and profitable your investments and personal finances are. Make sure you understand how the laws vary, and set yourself up for success by organizing in, living in, and investing in the best states.

Being a self-managing landlord can be more of a nightmare than a dream come true when multiple properties are involved. Here’s why.

Why do seasoned real estate investors tend to shift from single family to multifamily properties? Well, as someone who used to own 150 single family rentals and now has several multifamilies (including my latest purchase of 156 units!), I can tell you about several benefits of investing in this a...

There is little sense in building up a big portfolio or nest egg to leave as an inheritance unless we also teach our kids how to handle money and manage real estate investments. Then, the next generation can turn a little into a lot more. One of the best ways to do this is through games.

What should you look for when vetting a property? It’s very simple but there’s tons of moving parts. To add to the pressure, messing up this step could be a make or break for most people. I recommend going through a checklist of items. Let’s walk through a property, and I’ll show you what to look...