By Crist Roy A real estate lead is someone who has expressed interest in working with you to purchase, sell, or lease a property, whether in person, online, over the phone or by email. You’ll have more chances to close a sale and earn new clients if you have more leads. As a result, keeping a consistent stream of new prospective leads, also known as real estate lead generation, is critical to…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 553: PASSIVE INCOME WITH UNDER-MARKET HOMES, WHOLETAILING, LANDLORDING & CRYPTO Success in real estate investing is all about determination and persistence. In today’s podcast, real estate investor and CEO of GoForClose.com shares his story of how he, with no experience, implemented multiple investment strategies to build a massive 80 employee real estate empire and convert his investments into cryptocurrency for steady cash flow. What You Will Learn How to acquire…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 552: BEST RENTAL PROPERTY TAX DEDUCTIONS Most real estate investors purchase rental property for the monthly income, potential appreciation in property value over the long term, and the available tax deductions. In today’s podcast, Bill will take a quick look at how deductions on rental properties work, then he will review 25 of the best rental property tax deductions, including a few that many investors overlook. Tip of the Week: Know where…
Did you know if you borrow $100,000 for a mortgage loan, you may pay back as much as $300,000? Yes, its true, and you may pay more than that depending on the interest rate and the number of years it takes you to repay the loan. The amount is even higher if the terms of your loan require mortgage insurance. There is a solution if you are able to pay something extra…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 551: CASH FLOW GENERATION THROUGH NON-FOOD FRANCHISING If you’re looking to diversify and generate passive cash flow outside of your real estate holdings, non-food franchises may be worth considering. In today’s podcast, entrepreneur, real estate investor and franchise owner Jon Ostenson shares how non-food franchises have a low cost of entry and can produce excellent cash flow returns. What You Will Learn What is the difference between food and…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 550: THE BASICS OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Investing in real estate can be a great way to save for retirement and earn monthly cash flow. However, it’s critical that you do a thorough investment analysis first. before you purchase any prospective investment property. In today’s podcast, Bill outlines the key analysis elements every investor needs to know to assess a property’s potential profitability. TIP OF THE WEEK – Bigger Pocket’s Rental…
By Evelyn Long If you’ve invested in real estate, you know the market can be capricious. As it flips back and forth, you may wonder if there will ever be an opportune time to sell your investment property. Luckily, it’s relatively easy to determine when you should choose to sell your investment property. Whether you have plans to send it on its way soon or you’re just weighing your options, you’d benefit…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 549: SINGLE MOM GOES FROM $80K IN DEBT TO MULTIMILLION DOLLAR REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO She came out of a bad divorce supporting two children, without child support. She had no money in savings and was $85K in debt. In today’s podcast, you’ll hear the inspiring story of investor/author Farrah Ali who discovered real estate investing not only helped her to overcome adversity but also blessed her children and generated enough wealth…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 548: 10 EMERGING REAL ESTATE TRENDS in 2021 Real estate, like nearly every aspect of our lives, took plenty of blows during the pandemic. In today’s podcast, Bill shares how the pandemic has reshaped real estate investing and the way real estate investors are and will invest in the future. Tip of the Week – Should You Buy With Cash or Finance? Is it better to buy with cash or to finance your…
If you are like me, you didn’t expect to be where you are today, rapidly approaching retirement without a pension or comfortable nest egg. Your 401(k) or IRA isn’t earning what you thought it would, and even though you qualify for Social Security, you realize it might not be around (and the amount will almost certainly not be enough for most people to survive on). We’re not alone. According to the most…