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When owning cash flowing real estate investment properties, it's not always going to be sunshine and rainbows, but giving yourself the best chance of that is important. Cash flow killers do exist and hurt real estate investors all the time. So what are cash flow killers and how can you avoid them?
Evicting tenants in your investment property is more than likely something that you don't enjoy doing. The hassle, the stress, the time and money that it takes to evict a tenant is no easy task. On this episode, we wanted to address the process that we go through in order to evict tenants with as little stress and hassle as possible.
If you've ever invested in real estate, you more than likely came across a document called a proforma. This is a document that basically lists all the stats and numbers for a specific investment property. Sometimes proformas can have quite a bit of information on them, so we are jumping in to tell you how exactly you should analyze a proforma.
Financial freedom is a destination that nearly every real estate investor is striving towards. The biggest question is, when will you arrive to that destination? How long will it take? Tom Olson joins us to explain his process of getting to financial freedom and how long that process will take.
One of the most painful steps in the process of real estate investing is the appraisal. Many investors have run into some really big issues when it comes to getting their properties appraised. So how do you deal with your appraiser and what exactly are they looking for?
Something a lot of property manager does not focus on is the experience that a tenant has with their company. But, does that truly matter? We think so!
Choosing the right market to buy rentals in can be a challenging decision to make with so many good options. On this episode, we talk about how to determine which market works best for you and then we give our thoughts on the best markets in the US to own single-family rentals.
In the world of real estate investing, though there is some ease to it, there are many things that can go wrong if you make a bad decision. We're here to chat about some mistakes that real estate investors make to hopefully help you avoid them.
Being a turnkey provider ourselves, we wanted to address what the expectations are for a turnkey provider so that the gap between investor and provider expectations can be bridged.
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