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Real estate investing is a numbers game—and sometimes, you might be tempted to save money by ignoring "unnecessary" repairs. Does a broken gutter really matter? Why drop $200 on a plumber for suc...
Imagine this: A few weeks ago you call six different contractors to take a look at a small repair job on your home. Every single one went to voicemail. Okay, understandable. You figure...
One of the biggest complaints I hear among fellow investors is how difficult it is to find a good contractor. Even contractors recommended by other people seem to fall short. Someone thought they w...
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On this episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, we're going to talk about a unique strategy that combines the power of house flipping with the benefits of home ownership. You'll meet Mindy Jensen and...
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As the spouse of an active duty service member, I can honestly tell you that I attribute the humble beginnings of our investing career to the VA loan. The 0% down VA loan allowed us to...
We all wish we had started investing in real estate earlier. But when I talk to young people (I’m a high school teacher, so I get to do that daily) about the idea of investing in real estate, the o...
Many investors have fast-tracked their real estate business with the BRRRR real estate strategy. BRRRR stands for buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat, and it is a great way for investo...
It is super important for any real estate investor to be familiar with the process of closing the sale of a property. Whether you are buying a single-family home or multifamily propert...
In the world of real estate, the “BRRRR method” refers to the process of buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat (hence the acronym!). In this investment strategy, a real estate invest...
Cash flow is defined as how much rental income is left over after all expenses are paid on a rental property. However, the issue becomes slightly complicated when you take into cons...
For those interested in real estate investing, it may seem as simple as: Rental Income – (Mortgage + Expenses) = Profit However, what’s often left out of the equation above is propert...
The BRRRR strategy for real estate investing looks like the traditional rental property investment method and seems pretty straightforward. Investors buy a flip property, fix it up, re...
One of the most important aspects of property investment, particularly for fix-and-flip-type investors (but useful for everyone!), is the ability to assess how much you're going to have to invest i...