Are you looking for a long term game or a short term game? Flipping is a short term game, you get a bulk of money right away but Buying and Holding is a long term game that will continue to provide income.

Cash Out Refinance is paying interest even when you aren't using the money , HELOC not paying interest on it, but the bank is holding that money - it's not yours.

Don't invest with someone if you don't know the numbers for yourself, you have to know whether you are getting a good deal not just trusting someone who claims you are getting a good deal. In the end, it's your money on the line not theirs.

Go watch it and check it out for yourself, it's so interesting how basically all of the recessions have started because of the government pumping money into the economy trying to avoid a recession only to create one. It really gets into buying homes and what happens to mortgages when everything goes down hill with the economy. Check it out at letusdisagree.com 

#1 Cash Flow makes a great rental and the location but how easily could you sell the rental? 🤷🏻‍♂️ A very sellable rental makes for a great rental property, make sure to have perimeters in what you are looking for in a rental, stick to the rules of what a homebuyer will want.

Being creative and doing what you love is the way to LIVE. We have tried to do projects that are very creative in converting buildings into a different type of use than what they were originally intended for and we really have not had one plan out yet, but we will get there. It's all part of the fun.

KEYS 🔑 If you don't have them you are SOL... so how do we avoid loosing keys or reduce our key replacement expense? Watch the video for my tips and system for key management, if you have any questions please comment below or send me a DM.

Reglazing instead of replacing your tile or tub is easier and much less expensive, you can replace the vanity and toilet if needed. A simple bathroom remodel and refresh.

How well you control the asset is how well the asset performs. When you have control of the company, you can pivot and make changes right away instead of complaining about the management company. We make more money because our properties are being managed well, and our maintenance guys go through an entire task list to do all preventative maintenance each time they are in a unit. That alone is worth it.

1 year lease works well, you can also do a month to month lease which will help you get rid of the bad tenants. You have options.