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While residential real estate can refer to multi or single-family structures, these properties are all geared toward housing occupants.
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Recently, I was asked by a newbie real estate investor, “Is it better to invest in single family residences or multi-unit apartment buildings?” He wasn’t the first person I’ve heard ask this; it’s ...
What makes a happy landlord? Well, there are probably many things that would make the “top ten” list. Since we have been landlords for over 10 years, I would say that the #1 way to have a “happy” l...
(The following is an excerpt from the new book from BiggerPockets, The Book on Rental Property Investing. If you are looking to buy more rental properties this year, pick up a copy today!) It’s no ...
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Boom! Prepare to be blown away by this unbelievable interview with an investor who’s gone from nothing to more than 200 deals in just five years! You’ll learn how Sharad was able to find great deal...
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What’s up, BiggerPockets? Alex Felice here with another episode of Meet the Investors. I want to introduce you to my good friend Julian Sage—an Airbnb monster. Meet the Investor: Julian Sage Hi, e...
When beginning to search for a partner on a real estate deal, you may find that you need something from them in terms of experience, time, or money. However, instead of focusing on what you need fr...
When most people think of real estate investing, they usually assume a few things. One, they think they need a lot of capital to get started, and two, they think they need to own a lot of property...
What should be the primary goal of a buy and hold real estate investor: equity or cash flow? And by “equity,” I primarily mean built-in equity (i.e., buying properties under market value). Of cours...
Let me ask you a question: How long do you spend picking out clothes each morning? Probably longer than most investors spend doing the math for real estate investment analysis. Unfortunately, peopl...
Without clairvoyance, it would’ve been nearly impossible to foresee most of the events that unfolded in 2020. In the real estate realm, who could’ve guessed a global pandemic, citywide shutdowns, ...
When investing for cash flow, Indianapolis is an attractive market. Due to the affordability, diverse economy, and abundant inventory, more investors are buying up properties from out-of-state to m...
Do you dare invest in mobile home parks? If not… why not? Mobile home parks, aka manufactured housing communities, are among the most stable and profitable asset classes in America. And unlike mult...
Of all the articles I’ve written about the amazing financial benefits of rental properties, I realize now that I’ve left out one of the biggest perks of owning a residential rental property. Someon...
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I really like small multifamily properties, and I talk about them an awful lot. Several months ago, I wrote a post called “How to Make a Million Dollars in Real Estate” which was designed to show t...
What’s up, BiggerPockets? Alex Felice here with another episode of Meet the Investors. I want to introduce you to my good friend Julian Sage—an Airbnb monster. Meet the Investor: Julian Sage Hi, e...
Scott McGillivray is back for this second part of his amazing interview. Last time we talked about the nitty gritty of Scott’s investments, how he started to acquire houses, and building his empire...
What should be the primary goal of a buy and hold real estate investor: equity or cash flow? And by “equity,” I primarily mean built-in equity (i.e., buying properties under market value). Of cours...
When beginning to search for a partner on a real estate deal, you may find that you need something from them in terms of experience, time, or money. However, instead of focusing on what you need fr...