Improve Your Real Estate Returns by Optimizing Your Existing Properties When Deals Are Hard To Find
Optimize your portfolio by aligning investments with your goals, boosting income, and reducing expenses when new deals are hard to find.
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Whitney Hutten
Calculating Return on Time Could Transform Your Entire Portfolio. Here’s How.
When you start investing in real estate, you’re often driven by the promise of financial windfalls and impressive returns. Initially, the hustle and bustle of acquiring and managing properties can…
5 Key Steps For Running a Successful Rental Business
If you're not following these five key steps, you're managing your rental business all wrong.
Real Estate Investors Are Making These 6 Costly Mistakes. Don’t Be One of Them.
Investors in both stocks and real estate are making the same mistakes right now. Here's what you need to be aware of.
Yes, Earning Financial Independence Has Downsides
Earning financial independence requires making sacrifices that not many talk about.
A Deep Dive Into Home Insurance and the Stark Realities Facing Investors
On a calm Mother’s Day, my family and I left our snug bed and breakfast, only to come back to a pretty disheartening sight. The roof rack of our trusty…
21 Smart Ways to Save on College Tuition Costs and Keep Money For Other Investments
Use these practical tips to make paying for college a bit easier for you and your family.
The American Dream Trap: Maneuvering Major Expenses in Your Financial Adventure
From the moment we take our first steps, we’re handed a blueprint for the American dream: It’s the classic tale of success, promising a life of stability, security, and financial…
6 Ways You Can Slash $19,000 in Expenses Without Sacrificing Your Happiness
In a recent episode of the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, I had the privilege of chatting with Mindy Jensen about my journey to financial independence. One burning question arose: How…
Dave Ramsey Is Wrong—Doing This Won’t Make You Wealthy, But There Is Another Way
Dave Ramsey is famous for his personal finance tips, most of which revolve around cutting expenses and adopting more frugal habits. That's great and sound advice, but it won't make…
How Much Money Is Enough to Make You Happy? Most Americans Say $284,000, Others Say $1.2 Million
In a recent survey, 67% of respondents said that their happiness hinged on their ability to pay bills on time. Another 45% said homeownership made them happy. Others said they…
Should You Buy Now or Wait? Here’s How to Mathematically Calculate Your Options
With high home prices and higher interest rates, investors have been wondering if now is the right time to buy. While it depends on the market and, even more so,…
Budgeting Is Dead—Do This Instead and Watch Your Wealth Grow
A recent poll showed 60% of Americans are scared of the word "budget," so they wind up doing nothing at all. You don't have to budget, but you do have…
