Tue, 14 February 2023
Mike's primary residence increased in value and he tapped into that equity to buy his first rental. |
Tue, 7 February 2023
Jarrod shares how his uncle purchased rental properties in the 1940's for a few thousand dollars, and how these properties have been passed down to the younger generation. |
Tue, 31 January 2023
Marky bought a property thinking he would be able to renovate it in about a month. Unfortunately, things didn't go according to plan, and the BRRRR has taken longer to complete. |
Tue, 24 January 2023
Greg has been buying rentals on his own, but for his latest deal, he formed a partnership with his sister and her husband to buy a four-unit building. |
Tue, 17 January 2023
David shares his strategy of buying occupied properties, and slowly rehabbing them as tenants turnover. When the units are rehabbed, he's usually able to raise the rent by about 50%. |
Tue, 10 January 2023
Kyle shares how he educated himself about investing in rentals, and took that knowledge and put it to use in building his rental portfolio. Thanks To Our Sponsors:
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Tue, 3 January 2023
Jesse shares some good and bad experiences he's had owning rental properties. We talk about how he got hit with two big repairs back-to-back, and how an emergency savings account helped him survive that financial hit. We also talk about how Jesse's rentals have become more profitable as time has gone by, and how an experiment converting some of his rentals to Airbnb worked out.
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Tue, 27 December 2022
On this episode we take a look back at some of Dan's favorite moments from 2022. |
Tue, 20 December 2022
Nick shares his strategy of buying cheap single-family properties, doing minor repairs, renting them out, and eventually selling them and using the profit as his down payment on a bigger and better property. |
Tue, 13 December 2022
Carey couldn't find properties that cash flowed, so he decided to build his own. On this episode Carey walks through the entire process from what kind of land to look for, how he gets the town to bring utilities to the property, and how he eliminates his risk of cost overruns during construction. We also take a look at his numbers, including the construction cost, mortgage payment, expenses, and his profit. |