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Buying and holding rentals is a common avenue toward passive income and long-term wealth creation.
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Do you actually know all of the ways you profit from a rental property? You might have a basic feel for them, but I bet you don’t realize all of the ways you profit from a rental property. Even if ...
It may be common knowledge that buying rental property can be one of the most secure and fastest ways to build serious wealth – but the “how to” knowledge is not so common. The steps to buying rent...
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Not everyone wants to work a “real job”—but luckily, real estate investing can offer financial freedom for those willing to put in the work. Today’s guest on The BiggerPockets Podcast exemplifies t...
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In the summer between my junior and senior year of high school, I spent a few hours working at a local strip club. But don’t worry, Mom. I was just helping my plumber boss fix a leak. And it was cl...
Some people work so hard to make money in real estate. They flip dozens of homes, deal with hundreds of tenants, and are always trying to put out a fire somewhere. Sounds exhausting, doesn’t it? Bu...
Once upon a time, nearly everyone worked until their 60s. Today some people retire at 35, others retire at 85. There’s no right or wrong age to retire; the only requirement is that you must be fina...
Watch the video or read the post that follows! How would you like to work 168 hours a week, never travel anywhere, and spend your days dealing with the ungrateful, entitled, lowest common denomina...
In my recent episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, I was asked how someone could talk their spouse into real estate investing. I’ve thought about this question a lot since the episode, and I have t...
Today, let’s talk about how to successfully flip multiple properties each year. Here are the four key components that I look for when I’m about to do A-class flips or when I’m purchasing an A-class...
To understand a reverse 1031 exchange, you should first make sure you know the ins and outs of a 1031 exchange. There are some key differences between a standard 1031 exchange and a reverse 1031 ex...
There are hundreds if not thousands of books on real estate, personal finance, personal development, and motivation. It’s likely you’ve heard of many of them, whether you read about them in a blog ...
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The quality of your renters determines the quality of your returns. In over 15 years of landlording, I’ve found that to be true time and time again. And while there are plenty of good Section 8 ten...
We just finished up a single family rental property. I want to bring you guys inside to show you my system and how we renovated it. I’ll also break down all of the numbers and financials on this pr...
Fully 68 percent of American households own pets—definitely something to consider when formulating your pet policies as a landlord. Over two-thirds of the population is a huge swath of tenants to e...
Can you enter the rental market without owning? It’s possible with rental arbitrage. For those unfamiliar with the terminology, rental arbitrage is the act of renting a property long-term and then ...
We all want a quick, one-stop shop to value properties these days, especially when investing out-of-state or when buying in volume, where it’s hard to look at dozens of properties every single week...
I used to have parties with 100 people at my college rental house. We were making a good profit charging $5 at the door, which paid for all the kegs, plus some. I am glad I do not rent to my colleg...