In This Article Every time I’ve tried to get “clever” and pick “the next hot investment,” life crammed some humble pie down my throat. I don’t do that anymore. In my stock investments, that means broad index funds instead of...
In This Article When foreclosure activity reaches the REO stage, it represents the outcome of financial distress. The homeowner is no longer in the picture, the auction process has concluded, and the lender now owns the property outright. For real...
Henry:For investors, the market does not have to be perfect. It just has to make sense. The challenge is knowing which trends are actually changing the math. What’s up, everybody? I am Henry Washington, and today I’m stepping in for...
One property can change your entire life. Less than a decade after buying your first, you could be completely financially free, like today’s guest, who has one piece of advice:Cameron Philgreen bought a small house in Kansas. Less than ten...
Think you’re too busy to own rental properties? Real estate investing doesn’t have to dominate your time or energy. Today’s guest is living proof, having built a three-property rental portfolio in just two years—all while juggling a 50-hour workweek!Welcome back...
In This Article California Governor Gavin Newsom has rarely been in lockstep with the federal government recently, but they agree on one issue: stopping corporate investors from buying single-family homes. Investors in California have quietly snapped up 40% of the...
In This Article Solo living is no longer a state enforced on a spouse when their other half passes away, but increasingly a lifestyle choice many Americans prefer or have found themselves in when their family lives elsewhere, and the...
In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. When I bought my first rental, I was determined to self-manage. Not because I loved property management, but because I wanted to learn. I wanted to understand tenants, maintenance, leases, and cash...
Renting vs. buying a house. Everyone has the debate completely wrong, and it’s costing Americans their financial freedom.“Live in Los Angeles? Guess you have to rent. Live in the Midwest? Guess you should buy.”What if there was a way to...
Money. It’s the first BIG hurdle every rookie faces when buying a rental property. Can’t put 20% down? Maybe you don’t need to!Welcome to another Rookie Reply! We’re back with three new questions from the BiggerPockets Forums, and first, we...
