Category: Getting Started

How To Tell If Your Property Is A Good Rental

Many first-time investors struggle with obtaining that first rental. Understandably, they deal with analysis paralysis. What if this fails? What if this is a mistake? The self-talk goes on. Below are two simple questions to ask to help evaluate whether the property you are considering is a good rental. 1️⃣ Is It Easily Rentable? This […]


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Setting Great Expectations With Your Property Manager

In 2021, I got a property manager for the first time. Having self-managed for two years, I felt that I could do better than any property manager. So why would I give up 10% of my income for someone else to manage my residents not nearly as well as I do. The answer is leverage; […]


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One Mistake In The Pursuit of Financial Freedom

Chasing financial freedom is not a bad thing. Freedom from debt, financial burden and generational hardship is good on the surface. However, so many people, including myself on occasion, make dedicate their whole life to this elusive goal. The Main Thing My brother once called me rich, and when I denied it, he asked me […]


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How to Leverage Property Managers in Your Real Estate Investing

Trimming Operating Expenses When you buy your first rental, you will undoubtedly try to find every way to cut expenses, and you should explore options. One place to give second thought to ignoring is the value of a property manager. Property managers find qualified tenants, secure the lease, collect rent, manage maintenance and legal and […]


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