Getting ready to sell your home can be one of the most stressful areas of the real estate experience, but it does not have to be. Keeping in mind some key advice will help you get your house looking top shape from the inside and out. Throughout the process, the best way to go through your to-do list is to accept the fact that you can only do one thing at a…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 513: HOW TO BE SUCCESSFULLY UNEMPLOYED Would you like to become financially independent for the rest of your life by creating massive passive income? In today’s podcast, author, rental property expert and founder of MassivePassiveIncome.com Dustin Heiner will be sharing his unique passive-income-generating method and how you too can become financially independent through high cash flowing rental properties. What You Will Learn Where to find houses that will generate $250 per month in…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 512: WHY CASH FLOW IS KING When you buy rental properties based on cash flow, it’s the best strategy to achieve financial independence and to build a legacy to hand down to your family. But why? In today’s podcast, Bill explains how cash flow helps you achieve financial independence and seven reasons why cash flow is king! Tip of the Week – Buy property with growth in mind. When you invest in real estate,…
By Sindee Lee Gillespie Have you ever made big plans for your real estate investing business, only to fail to act on them? Or maybe you started with a bang and kept your motivation for a few days, then suddenly lost interest? It’s easy to lose motivation after the initial excitement wears off. However, if you want to be successful in building a portfolio of real estate investments for passive income, it’s important to…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 511: USING THE “HOLY GRAIL” OF REAL ESTATE TO ACHIEVE FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE Why do the world’s richest families acquire the “Holy Grail” of real estate investments for 20 to 30 percent of their investment portfolios? In this episode, real estate syndicator, author, investor and Managing Partner of Next Level Income shares why real estate is such a powerful investment and how he grew a multimillion dollar “Holy Grail” real estate portfolio while…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 510: WHEN A TENANT DIES When it happens, most landlords are caught off-guard. What are you supposed to do when a tenant dies? Hopefully you never have to deal with the death of a renter, but if you do, there are certain steps you need to follow to make sure everything is handled legally. In today’s episode, Bill goes over the key steps every landlord needs to know regarding the death…
When it comes time for you to think about getting a mortgage, you should know that there are some things that you can do to help yourself get a better deal. In most cases, they can be performed over a few months, but will prove their worth in savings over the term of your new mortgage. Here are some of those things. 1. Look Over Your Credit Scores You need to get…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 509: A COMMON SENSE APPROACH TO INVESTING IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME RENTALS A single mom, with no money and no credit, shows how, despite overwhelming odds, you can still create a real estate legacy by just using a little common sense. In today’s podcast, 71 year old author, realtor, property manager and real estate investor Barbara Getty details the secret of how she lives financially independent and debt-free from low to…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 508: REMEMBERING YOUR WHY Some say real estate is the final frontier, where the average person has a legitimate shot at creating real wealth. But can we get so caught-up in the hunt that we lose sight of the dream. In this episode, Bill shares personal insights on the importance of remembering your “Why” and how he’s making a shift from “the hunt to the dream.” Tip of the Week – Schedule 5 Important Things…
I’m often asked what to look for when picking a property manager. Its a great question, and I’ll try to cover a few important points. Although they can sometimes be expensive, they can also save you from many headaches that go along with being a landlord. I’m going to ask more questions then I’ll answer, but these are questions you’ll want to keep in mind when interviewing managers. 1. Cost Managers generally…