What happens if one of your rental properties catches on fire?

Or in my case, two or three fires over the course of a real estate investing career.

I'll talk about all aspects you need to consider in dealing with the insurance loss of a fire.

From dealing with tenants, renters insurance, your landlord policy, the fire department, and the city permit office. I'll give you everything you need to know to successfully deal with this difficult issue.

Stop getting ripped off by these investment advisors or money managers and their high fees.

I'll teach you about the most common fees they charge. You'll see how paying these fees can result is 7-figure losses over an investment lifetime!

Don't give all that money to a damn investment advisor. You can do it yourself and even make more money.

I'll show you what you should do with your money instead.

These are the 6 dangerous red flags that you must avoid if you are going to make money in real estate investing.

If you want to be a successful landlord, you need to avoid dangerous tenants, and anyone that falls into one of these six categories is a great place to start.

At the end of the day, having good rental criteria is the most important thing for being successful as a landlord.

This list will help you.

Here is the best money advice for teens you can get.

Warren Buffett and the S&P 500 index. That's the secret. I'll show you exactly what to do with that info.

Stay away from the lame hype like day trading and crypto.

Save early and often and retire with millions.

This is just me spouting some stories about various mistakes I've had in my life.

I think of these as some of the best things that have ever happened to me, because I learned from it.

In fact, if anything, I haven't failed enough in life. The most successful people try and fail a lot before they hit the things that work.

This is a podcast episode that is basically a collection of stories from my life.

Some are taken from my time in the military.

While I pretend I'm hoping to draw important lessons from each of these stories, I really just felt like telling these stories.

Who knows, maybe my girlfriend actually listens to these!

When you are newer to real estate, you are often tempted by a number of different strategies out there that are often talked about on podcasts. Somebody made tons of money fast by doing wholesaling, turnkey, flips, section 8, Airbnb, etc.While it's possible to do well in all these, they have their pitfalls for beginners. I'll talk about those pitfalls, as well as tell you what you should actually do as a newbie.

This is episode 7 of the Rich on Money Podcast.I talk about how to get a property rent ready, sometimes called a make ready. I also discuss how to flip a property. I give a lot of practical advise and even discuss the average prices for many big ticket capital expenditures items.

What is the best way to pay contractors who do big jobs?

There are a lot of different approaches to this, and I lay out several different options to consider.

I also talk about various other aspects of working with contractors as a real estate investor.

Don't let contractors take advantage of your inexperience. Find the best way to motivate them to finish your job on time.

I believe that if you figure out how to avoid late payments, you'll avoid most evictions.

I'll walk you through my 3 step process to ensure you avoid evictions.

Of course first you need to have great criteria.

Next you need to keep everyone's emotions in check, including yours.

And lastly, you need to work everything you do in tandem with a great eviction attorney.