Linda shares the details of a welcome letter that she sends out when a new tenant moves in, and we talk about the pros and cons of different methods tenants use to pay rent.

Josh shares his strategy of buying rentals for appreciation, and not cash flow. He also shares how he is able to make extra money by renting out properties by the room, renting parking spaces, the backyards of his properties, and by renting his houses to corporate tenants.

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Larry shares how he has been able to increase his cash flow, and make managing properties easier using lease options.

For a free copy of Larry's book, and his 7 part video training:

RentalIncomePodcast.com/episode88

Stacy shares how she buys neglected historic houses, guts them, and rents them out. She also shares info about federal and state tax credits that she gets for doing the renovations.

Pam owns a regular rental and a vacation rental. On this episode, we compare the two investments and figure out the better investment.

Layton shares how he got started and bought his first 4 rentals in a little over a year. He also talks about the numbers he is looking for and the 6 other criteria he is looking for in a rental.

A CPA shares ways rental owners can save money on their taxes. We talk about some overlooked tax deductions,  if having a LLC will save you money on taxes, and how owners of rental properties can pay less tax than other business owners.

A house flipper shares how he makes $50,000 (on average) flipping houses. We talk about how he finds deals, how he analyzes deals, how he uses none of his own money to do the flip, how he finds good (and keeps) contractors, and how he sells the properties for top dollar.

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Ken has done really well in an area that a lot of investors struggle with. He shares how he makes sure he gets paid every month, and what he does to keep his tenants for long periods.

Rich talks about how he started investing in a market that had great cash flow on paper. He didn't like dealing with the hassles of that market and has been able to make a lot more money investing in another market with lower cash flow.