Episode #183 – It’s natural to have fears when you begin investing in real estate. Char Tovar was no different when she began looking for long-distance rental properties. In this interview, she shares her personal concerns and how she created a plan to overcome them. She also shares the details of the two rental properties [Continue Reading]
How to Quit Your Job & Invest in Real Estate Full Time – Interview with Justin Foster
In my Investor Profile Series, I use a question & answer format to share the stories of actual real estate investors at different stages of their investing careers. This interview is with Justin Foster from Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2020 Justin quit his secure, well-paying job to transition into real estate investing full time. Little did he know [Continue Reading]
Cap Rate Explained For 2021 (And Why It Matters With Rental Properties)
Updated 8/30/2021 – How do you analyze rental properties? In other articles, I showed how to run the numbers with back-of-the-envelope analysis, including the super-simple one percent rule. But the most well-known rental analysis tool I use is something called a cap rate. In this article, I’ll explain what a cap rate (aka a capitalization [Continue Reading]
The Untold Success Stories of Women Real Estate Investors – Interview with Liz Faircloth
Episode #181 – Liz Faircloth has invested in small and large multifamily properties for the last 16 years. In this episode, she shares how she got started with a simple duplex, what struggles she and her husband/business partner went through in the 2008-2010 recession, and how they grew their cash flow and business to what [Continue Reading]
How a Guy With a Full-Time Job Invests in Rentals Long-Distance From California – Interview With Travis Dodge
In my Investor Profile Series, I use a question & answer format to share the stories of actual real estate investors at different stages of their investing careers. This interview is with Travis Dodge from Oakland, California. I’ve gotten to know Travis during a mastermind group I organized and inside my online course/community Real Estate Deal School. [Continue Reading]
A Doctor’s Recommendation For Financial Independence – Interview With the Physician on FIRE
Episode #179 – Doctors typically earn a lot of money. But they also tend to accumulate a lot of debt, both from years of school and from buying expensive things. In this interview, you’ll learn how one doctor, Leif (aka Physician on FIRE) did things a little differently. Now in his early 40s, he has [Continue Reading]
Creative Financing in Real Estate Since 1980 – Interview With Dyches Boddiford
Episode #178 – Dyches Boddiford has been successfully investing in real estate since 1980 as a landlord, house flipper, and private lender. He learned early to expand his financing options beyond just traditional bank loans, and this “creative financing toolbox” has made all the difference through many ups and downs of the market. Learn how [Continue Reading]
From No Job to a 7-Figure Real Estate Investing Business – Interview with Nasar El Arabi
Episode #177 – Nasar El Arabi (aka the Real Estate Doru) lost his job at age 26 during the great recession, but he used that as an opportunity to go full-time into real estate investing by wholesaling and flipping houses. Today he has a 7-figure real estate business and a portfolio of rental properties. In [Continue Reading]
The Ups and Downs of a Real Estate Investor’s 18-Year Journey – Interview With Danny Johnson
Episode #176 – The journey of a real estate investor is an up and down experience. Markets, cash flow, and our lives can change dramatically. In this interview with Danny Johnson, you’ll learn how he began flipping houses part-time in 2003, adapted after the 2008 recession, built a team to scale his business, and now [Continue Reading]
From Hair Stylist at 18 to Financially Independent at 33 – Interview With Myra Oliver
In my Investor Profile Series, I use a question & answer format to share the stories of actual real estate investors at different stages of their investing careers. Against her parents’ wishes, Myra Oliver graduated high school and became a hairstylist instead of going to college. But she followed her heart and her independent streak, which led [Continue Reading]
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