I’ll admit, I’ve been obsessed with rental properties for a few months now. There is so much to think about and consider with turnkey real estate investing. But we found a game changer. In our Roofstock review, we discuss buying turnkey rental properties and have a great chat with CEO Gary Beasley.

Investing in rental properties can be an incredibly lucrative endeavor. However, while the prospect of earning a profit by renting out property is exciting, the […]

Buying a house has long been a staple of the American dream but is buying a home always a good investment? It depends.

It goes without saying that real estate is both an important part of our wealth building strategy and something that we’re particularly interested in. When it comes to real estate, breakaway success is often found at scale and Fundrise’s goal is to scratch that itch. Does the Fundrise platform stand up to the hype?

We talk a lot about rental property and we speak from experience. We bought 3 rental properties and 2.5 years later, we’re spilling the tea.

The right rental property is a great investment and a great form of passive income. But the wrong rental property is neither of those things. What should Matt do with his rental property?

Most people know that smart real estate investing can bring in big returns. Like investing in the stock market, real estate investing can seem intimidating. It’s really not though. There are just some key fundamentals you need to know before you get started.

Many people dream of buying a house for years they actually begin the process. There’s more to it than picking your favorite listing and moving in. You need to understand the steps of buying a house what to look for when buying, what questions to ask, understand the hidden costs, and how to close on it.

We’ve covered many of the basics about rental property and now we’re going to go deeper. We will explain the BRRR strategy and how cash out deals work.

This is the first in a four-part series explaining how to buy an investment property, teach you to generate passive income and how to be a landlord.

The money and math behind investing in real estate. If you want to buy an investment property you will need to be able to do some basic math.

Before buying an investment property, you need financing. Using leverage is simply using other people’s money to make more money for you. 

If you want to an investment property, forming a killer real estate team will make the process easier.

In my last series we discussed becoming a land lord. Now we look at ways to find the best property management company so you can be a hands off land lord.

The road to real estate riches can be paved with problems. Tenants, toilets, termites, and taxes can all conspire to eat into your returns.

We’ve written about becoming a landlord in a previous series. Now we look at the pros and cons of single family homes versus multifamily rental property.

Real estate investing is a great source of passive income. If you want to get in the game, you need real estate investing for dummies.

We interview Chris Clothier to explain real estate investments without the mess. Collect the rent check while someone else does the dirty work!

Thomas and Andrew get nerdy about the numbers and chat about how to calculate rental yield to see if a property will be a smart investment.

LMM has been on a real estate kick lately. It can be a great source of passive income. If you are considering it, here’s what you need to know about the one percent rule when buying a rental.