Kathy shares her story of buying and self-managing rental properties across the country. She talks about how she found the properties, how she deals with showings, inspections, and repairs without being in the same area.

Scott shares how he built a large portfolio without bank financing. He talks about how he used the cash flow he was getting from one rental to buy another. He has used this strategy to buy over 100 rentals.

Drew talks about how he has been building his portfolio not to provide him with cash flow today, but to provide him cash flow during retirement. He also talks about how he is teaching his son about real estate, and how he recently helped his son by his first rental.

A commercial banker talks about how community banks can help investors grow their portfolios. We talk about what they are looking at when they are deciding if they are going to make a loan, how investors can build relationships with banks, and some of the costs involved.

Kevin shares how he is found, bought, and financed his first 3 rental properties.

Nick shares what he has learned owning a single duplex over the last 16 years

Rich shares how he's finding great cash flowing rentals in a market that most investors say you can't find deals. He also shares how he manages contractors, the incentive he gives his tenants to get them on ACH payments, and he also shares how he helps other investors do the BRRR strategy.

On this episode we walk through how a husband and wife team built a portfolio that generates $35,000 a year in cash flow. We also talk about some of the unique things that they do to generate revenue in addition to rent.

Mitch was really scared that he would lose money investing in rental properties. But, he also knew that owning rentals was a great way to build wealth. On this episode he tells his story of how he got over the fear and got started buying rentals.

Tim has a different strategy than most of the guests that we've had on the podcast. Tim buys properties high end properties in good neighborhoods.. These properties don't cash flow that great, but that's not why Tim is buying. He's built a lot of wealth through appreciation and debt pay down.