SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 088 – TOP 10 US POPULATION GROWTH CITIES Buying properties in an emerging market is an excellent way to not only insure good cash flow and regularly increasing rents but it is also a great way to see significant equity growth in a relatively short period of time. In this episode, Bill looks at a 2016 study done by Penske Truck Rental that details where most of their…
Selling income property isn’t like selling a house. You can paint a house, and get a little more because it looks nice. Rental property is different because it’s bought by investors, who look at income more than new paint. Raise income, and you increase value. Let’s assume investors in your area expect a capitalization rate of .08. That means that they want a net return (before loan payments and taxes) of 8%…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 087 – CREATING WEALTH WITH SINGLE FAMILY HOMES Mark Ferguson is committed to helping as many people as he can become financially free through real estate. He has set a personal goal to acquire 100 houses by 2023. In this episode, Mark discusses the challenges he faces in making his goal and how others can create their own wealth for a prosperous retirement through single family home rentals….
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 086–BE READY! If you are serious about real estate investing, you need to always be ready to act quickly. Bill shares a personal experience where he was presented with a great deal but, because he was not ready, lost an excellent opportunity. In this episode, he discusses the top areas where we always need to be ready for that perfect deal. Running Multiple Marathons In order to be successful…
In real estate investing, the quality of contacts and relationships you make is essential to your success. A good portion of this business relies on how you interact with brokers, buyer, sellers, engineers and city municipalities. In order to build a solid contact list that is sure to pull you through any situation, there are some key actions you must make with every person you come in contact with. Build Relationships Many…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 085–FINDING THE BEST PROPERTY MANAGER Growing your real estate investment portfolio from one duplex up to 64-units can be both very profitable and extremely challenging. This weeks guest, Mark Walker, shares his journey to success, along with a few of the pitfalls along the way, including how to find a good property manager. What You Will Learn How he went from a duplex to over 64 units The…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 084–10 BEST WAYS TO BUY A PROPERTY WITH LITTLE OR NO MONEY DOWN Sometimes, the toughest part of real estate investing is just getting started. Making that first purchase. All too often we find it so much easier to just keep putting it off. Making excuses. Well, I haven’t found the right property. I don’t know enough. Maybe after this seminar or boot camp I will Analysis paralysis…
Just because real estate prices seem to have hit a temporary ceiling in many countries around the world, that doesn’t mean that profits from property investments are hard to come by. Even during a real estate market slowdown, stagnation or depression profits can be made locally and overseas. This article shows you the top ten tips that real estate investors apply to their property portfolio building strategy to ensure success from their…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 083 – FLIPPING RAW LAND WITH MARK POLDOLSKI You’ve heard of flipping houses, but did you know that there are also people who are making a killing flipping raw land. In this episode, Mark Poldolsky shares his personal story of how he stubbled into flipping raw land, made more money than he ever dreamed and is now sharing this untapped real estate investing niche with others. What You Will…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 082–WHAT IS A 1031 EXCHANGE? Many people who sell an investment property believe that federal capital gains from that sale must always be handed over to the IRS. This is not always the case. IRS Code Section 1031 offers investors the opportunity to reinvest federal capital gains from a sale if you swap that property for another…and it does not always have to be for ‘like property’ either! …