Seeing Greene: How to Get Around High Down Payment Requirements
You need a 20% down payment to buy a house, right? Most people assume that the standard down payment amount, 20% down, is the acceptable average when buying a rental…
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10th Grade Dropout to 400-Unit Apartment Complexes (WITHOUT Raising Money)
Multifamily real estate investors almost always raise money for their deals, right? Some would call it almost impossible to try and build a huge real estate portfolio without borrowing money…
7 Expert Negotiation Tactics That Will Put a Buyer/Seller/Tenant on Your Side
The secrets to negotiation are often simpler than you think. There’s no double-talk, bribing, or harshness necessary to get what you want. If you know what the other side wants…
Ed Mylett Foresees Huge Opportunity for “Small Investors” in 2022
Ed Mylett knows the housing market. He’s participated in real estate investing for decades and has become wildly successful thanks to his tenacity, relationship-building skills, and creativity when getting deals…
BiggerNews June: Why “DIY Landlords” Will Win in a Recession
What do DIY landlording and inflation have to do with each other? Surprisingly, much more than you would think. As the year progresses and the housing market stays hot, more…
Seeing Greene: Is My Property Manager Skimming Off the Top?
Property management is a crucial part of your real estate investing business. They make repairs, take tenant calls, and most importantly, collect rent. But what happens when your property manager…
Why Every Great Investor Should Ask, “What Pisses Me Off?”
Single-family rentals are where most real estate investors start. In one way or another, a new investor realizes that there is more to life than just their job. They save…
Making Money in The Metaverse and The Future Of Digital Real Estate
If you’ve heard of digital real estate, there’s a good chance you’ve watched one of Ryan Pineda’s videos. Ryan is a leading figure in the world of real estate investing…
Seeing Greene: Lucrative Lot Splits & Lowering Your Liability as a Landlord
Rental properties come in all shapes and sizes. You may be investing in short-term rentals, long-term rentals, glamping sites, or, maybe you’re trying to help someone else buy a rental…
The Cash-Flow Boosting Businesses that Savvy Real Estate Investors Own
Knowing how to buy a business is a lot like knowing how to buy a rental property. First, you’ll need to know the price of the asset, then the cash…
6 Bite-Sized Steps to Buying Your First Rental Property
Buying an investment property is a lot like exercising. At first, you don’t know any of the verbiage, then you start learning the tools, and finally, after some repetition (and…
Seeing Greene: Is a Headache Seller Worth Losing a Deal Over?
Cash flow and appreciation are at opposite ends of the investing spectrum. One will fuel your current lifestyle while the other will slowly, silently build your long-term wealth. The cash…
Using a “Miserable” Job to Fuel a Fast-Growing Flipping Portfolio
House flipping is a very potent form of investing. After just one fix and flip, many investors find themselves hooked, leaving their stable jobs for the profit (and rush) or…
