A special blog series to answer to the question, “how do I get started in real estate?” by providing actionable items and real life examples.
BRRRR (BUY, REHAB, RENT, REFINANCE, AND REPEAT) This is Blog Post 6 of The Getting Started in Real Estate Series. Today’s topic is the BRRRR strategy. BRRRR is one of the favorite real estate investing strategies among the real estate investing community and you will see why below. So, what is BRRRR? The basics: You […]
In my blog post, How to Analyze Rental Property Investments, I promised a demo of my favorite real estate analysis app, Deal Check. So, here it is! In my demo, I assume that you already read the other blog posts in the Getting Started in Real Estate Series. If the 1% rule or cash-on-cash return […]
INVESTMENT STRATEGIES | Flipping | Live-In Flip | House Hacking | Turnkey Rentals | BRRRR | Welcome to the fourth blog post of the Real Estate Investment Series! In this post, we will discuss five of my favorite real estate investment strategies. There are many options when it comes to real estate investing, so how […]
In evaluating rental properties, it is important to account for unknowns and other operating costs. A lot of new investors optimistically evaluate properties and do not consider all potential costs. Once they realize what it costs to own and maintain the property, they may end up realizing that the numbers don’t work. Two important questions: […]
In my post, “How to Prepare to Buy Your First Rental Investment Property”, I mentioned that FOCUS is key when it comes to investing in real estate. There are so many property options and paths you can choose from. This is the reason why many people, like myself, get stuck in analysis paralysis and delay […]
Buying rental property is my favorite way of building wealth. Stocks are great, but real estate investing adds a little spice to the wealth-building journey. Rental property investing is not as passive as investing in stocks, but if you hire a property manager, you won’t have to deal with broken toilets or angry tenants. Your […]