4 States W/ the Strongest Economies and Investing Potential
**UPDATE: We recorded this episode on October 1st, as North Carolina was beginning to recover from the damage caused by Hurricane Helene and before Hurricane
Improve Your Real Estate Returns by Optimizing Your Existing Properties When Deals Are Hard To Find
In This Article Key Takeaways When new real estate deals are scarce, optimizing your current portfolio is crucial for maximizing value. Start by defining your
What Kind of Insurance Do You Need for Short-Term Rentals?
In This Article Key Takeaways Homeowner’s insurance typically doesn’t cover Airbnb rentals. You’ll need extra coverage, such as landlord or short-term rental insurance. Airbnb’s insurance
How to Reach FIRE Based on Your Income ($45K
What does it mean to “win” financially in your income bracket? To us, the end goal is always FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), and if
5 Tech Tools for Short-Term Rentals to Amp Up Your Business
In This Article As short-term rental (STR) hosts, we balance a million things at once—guest communications, bookings, cleanings, and, occasionally, reminding guests that “no, your
Why I Continue to Buy REITs Instead of Rental Properties
In This Article Last October, I wrote an article explaining why I had stopped buying rental properties to buy real estate investment trusts (REITs) instead.
The 3-Letter Word That Can Supercharge Your Career and Investments
In This Article Two house flippers buy similar deals—but one’s profit is double the other. Two wholesalers buy equivalent houses—but one offloads his for a
US Economic Outlook Significantly Stronger Than You’d Think
The US economy isn’t doing as well as you think—it’s doing even better. While mainstream media outlets and grocery prices may make you feel that
Banks Face Pressure to Fund Affordable Housing Projects, Opening an Opportunity for Investors
In This Article Key Takeaways Federal home loan banks express concern that increasing their contributions to affordable housing, as proposed by the Biden administration, could
Data Shows That Americans Increasingly Want to Live in Affordable Suburbs
In This Article Key Takeaways Low-priced suburban areas, particularly those under $250,000, are experiencing significant population growth as young adults move away from expensive cities.