It’s every real estate investor’s dream to grow their portfolio and exponentially increase their passive income. For Bo Kim who is based in Southern California, it took only 3 years to build a portfolio of 60+ out-of-state properties.
Does talking with other real estate investors make your head spin with all the terms you don’t know? Make sure you avoid coming off as a noob by knowing these 19 beginner real estate investing terms that every investor should know.
From selling handmade stuff on Etsy to earning a full income from rental properties, stay at home mom Casey Franchini has definitely made investing work for her. In this episode, we find out how she was able to get over the fear of not knowing what you don’t know to start her real estate journey.
Do you want to invest in real estate without using any of your own money? Most people think that you’d need a lot of capital saved up before you can buy a piece of property. Riley Oickle has built strategic partnerships with private investors that enable him to purchase real estate using other people’s money!
Jimmy Woodard and Bryan Marks are co-founders of Cloud Castles, a mobile app that lets users buy and own shares in vacation home real estate. Their company helps people jump into the real estate game even without any experience and allows them to get good returns.
Finding a rental property doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re looking for out-of-state properties or somewhere closer, there are 8 steps that you need to do.
Elisa Covington joins us again to talk about how her investing strategy has changed since COVID-19.
Is real estate investing good for everyone? Here, I’ll be going over some of the reasons why you SHOULDN’T invest in real estate.
2020 has been a doozy of a year for me. I spent the majority of my year in a state of flux. But some great things also happened this year. I feel very optimistic for 2021 and have a good set up. So here are my goals for 2021.
Dwan is America’s most sought after real estate investor. She has been buying and selling properties such as foreclosures, commercial properties, and rehab rentals for 30 years. Today’s episode gives us a peek in how real estate investing was done in the 1990s and
