Tag: rental income

Now, before I start, there are many SUCCESSFUL flippers. However, I am speaking of why Buy and Hold Vs Flip strategy, buy and hold CAN be a better long term strategy for two key reasons 1) Return of taxes in regular and ordinary income and 2) More asset flexibility. Once I renovate A property, I am tempted to flip it,

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Real estate is 100% about the numbers, and it is secondly about property and location. You can have the best house in the world, in a great location, but if the house is worth more than the market can sustain or bear, you are looking at a failing investment. Because of this, I am going to explain how this needs

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Here is another audience question. This is an overview of the common patterns I see in closing. Depending on if your extremely new or experienced, this may be a lot more helpful to people who are new to real estate investing, but maybe some commonality can be shared amongst experienced investors.

I have heard many reasons of why the rent is late. If you’re going to get into real estate investing for rental income, welcome to the club! Seriously, everyone is different, but if hearing some of my experience rings a bell, or helps you in your real estate investing, then I will share all I have heard from previous tenants

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My first Audience Question comes from a subscriber that sent an email saying she’s followed my blog, has gotten a solid list of leads in an affordable price range, and wanted to know how they might overcome first time jitters. For all you newbies out there, this episode is especially for you!

I have the first 5 blogs created. I want to spend a little more time on editing the video (these are extra skills that I have had to pick up over the weekend). If you checked this out now, don’t worry, the content will be up in the next day or so (at least the initial content :-)) I plan

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