Jeanne owns a portfolio of 1,500 college rental units located in two different college towns. We talk about how the college market is different from other markets, and how she grew such a big portfolio.
Laurie is a Realtor that owns 9 rental properties. Today she shares how to find an investor friendly Realtor. She also shares the best part of the market to invest in, what to look for in a rental, as well as the recent success that she has had with vacation rentals.
Nhan tells his story of how he bought 2 rentals in the last year with only $1,000 of his own money. We also talk about how he manages his property manager, and how he finds good cash flowing deals.
Brian and Justin share their story of how they got started buying rentals while still in Grad School, and talk about a creative way to finance rental properties with no money.
Rachel shares how she got started investing in single family homes and switched over to investing in mobile homes
Mike talks about how he put together deals with investors and partners. Today he owns and manages 16 rentals that are all within a mile of his house.
Nancy owns 15 properties in 3 different states. On this episode, we talk about how she finds properties, and how she manages her properties fom a distance.
John talks about how he bought his first property at 19. He didn't know what he was doing, and he made a lot of mistakes. But, he figured it out, and today owns a great portfolio that generates a lot of cash flow.
In the last year and a half John bought 3 multi-family units, while working his full-time job. On this episode John talks about how he did it, with the help of his team.
Jeremy shares how every investment he has made in rental properties has gone bad, and how he eventually ended up going bankrupt and losing his properties.
Kevin started out buying multi-family properties in Seattle. Now, he is branching out to other markets using a creative strategy to find properties
There are lots of ways to find good rental properties to buy. A great way to buy a property under market value is to use a wholesaler. Today on the show we talk about how to use a wholesaler.
On the lower end properties, generally there is more cash flow but also a lot more tenant issues. The higher end properties generally have fewer tenant issues, but a lot less cash flow. My guest today likes to buy properties in what he calls the "sweet spot", the properties right in the middle.
Every landlords worst nightmare is having tenants not pay rent, and do damage to the property. Today Nicki shares her story about what recently happened to her.
Steve shares exactly how to build a rental portfolio that will act as a personal ATM, and generate cash for you each month for the rest of your life.
We talk about how to build a portfolio using partners, how to raise rent when the lease is up, how David makes sure he gets rent paid on the 1st, and how to finance a rental
Danyel shares how she built her portfolio using multiple creative financing strategies.
Brie shares how she built a portfolio that earns her $35,000 a month in rental income.
Are beach rentals a good investment? Today on the podcast, Michael Luce shares his experience owning a beach rental.
Juan shares how he find tenants in less than 2 hours, and how he keeps long-term tenants.
4 landlords share their experience about the best way to use insurance and LLC's to protect themselves.
Jeff found a really good deal on a run down and neglected property. On this episode he tells us how he got rid of his tenants, fixed up the property and was able to increase the rent and turn it into a really good cash flowing rental.
Mike was a factory worker that figured out how to buy rental properties and replace his income with rental properties. Today he tells us how he did it, and how he found financing for so many properties.
How do you find a good property manager? What are the fees? Is there anything to watch out for? Brenton Hayden, the owner of Renters Warehouse, one of the largest property managers in the country joins us today to reveal some property management secrets
Most landlords think that to make more money you need to raise the rent. Al Williamson shares 5 ways that landlords can increase their revenue without raising the rent.
Screening tenants is the #1 most important thing that any landlord can do. But should you rent to applicants with bad credit. Today we talk to Zach McCrite about his experience
Susan owns 3 properties free and clear, and she earns $6,000 a month in rental income. On this episode she tells us how she started knowing nothing about real estate, and not having a lot of money, and ended up paying off 3 mortgages and making $6,000 a month in rental income.
Trying to come up with the money to buy a rental property holds back a lot of people. Today on the show, I talk to Lori Dawson who has been buying rentals using none of her own money or credit. Today she shares how she does it.
I want to buy another rental property, but I just can't find a good deal in my market. Nick Polce is an investor that lives in the same market as me, and he it having no problem finding deals. On this episode he tells us how he is doing it.
My guest today has found a real interesting niche. He rents out and flips trailers. The cost is really low to buy a trailer, and the cash flow is pretty good. Luke has built up a big enough portfolio over the last 5 years, that he was able to quit his job and live off the rental income his properties generate.
