The Risks of Not Investing in Real Estate
Friday, November 05
Stop me if you’ve heard any of these phrases before: “real estate investing is too risky,” “we’re due for a real estate crash,” “what if a tenant doesn’t pay rent?” Real estate investing, like most other things in life, absolutely comes with risk. But, what if we turned some of these phrases an...
Avoiding the 6-month Seasoning Period on Refinances
Sunday, October 24
Most lenders require that you wait six months after you purchase a property to refinance it, and pull cash out, known as the seasoning period. The good news is, there are strategies to avoid this seasoning period and increase the velocity of your capital. To start, it is important to note a dis...
Investing in Real Estate While Working Your W2
Monday, October 11
Many folks are surprised when they learn that we, along with many other investors, invest in real estate while also working our W2 jobs. Creating passive income is not mutually exclusive from working your W2 job. Most investors, particularly at the beginning stages of real estate investing, kee...
The Importance of Systemizing Your Real Estate Business
Sunday, September 26
Whether you’re first starting out in real estate investing, or now a seasoned veteran, the time is now to systemize your business operations. You may think: “I know what I’m doing and I just do the same thing everytime.” As you grow, however, you will learn that time is the most precious commod...
Avoiding Shiny-Market Syndrome
Sunday, September 12
It is easy to get shiny-object syndrome when diving into real estate investing. From residential properties to self-storage to mobile home parks, how is one to choose! The same logic applies to markets - it is easy to get shiny-market syndrome. When first starting your real estate investing jo...
What the Supreme Court Eviction Moratorium Ruling Means for Landlords
Sunday, August 29
On August 26, 2021, the Supreme Court ruled that the CDC and Biden administration’s extension of the federal eviction moratorium was unconstitutional. The Supreme Court held that the federal eviction moratorium could only be extended by Congress, not unilaterally by the CDC or Biden administrati...