About This Episode Episode #233 – If you’re a new investor, what’s the best type of mortgage you should use? And will a bank even loan you money as a new investor? Coach Carson will tackle those questions and more in this edition of the Ask Coach podcast. Episode Transcript [00:00] You’re a [Continue Reading]
Which rental property debt should you pay off first? [Ask Coach]
About This Episode Episode #230 – Coach Carson likes the strategy of paying off debt on rental properties. Learn why it’s smart and how to choose which debts to pay off (i.e. debt snowball or debt avalanche). Episode Transcript [00:00] Paying off debt on your rental properties. Some investors would say that’s sack religious. [Continue Reading]
Should You Borrow Against Your Home to Buy Your Next Rental Property? [Ask Coach]
About This Episode Episode #206 – Is it smart or stupid to borrow against your home to buy a rental property? In this Ask Coach episode, Coach Carson shares when borrowing against your home makes sense, when it doesn’t, and how to borrow safely if you do. Episode Transcript (00:00) Let’s say you’ve been working [Continue Reading]
How to Create a $3,000 per Month “Real Estate Pension” Inside Your Retirement Account
Episode #195 – Not long ago, people got pensions to pay for their retirement expenses. Now it’s rare. So, you have to create your own😔. Thankfully real estate is the perfect solution to do that, and in this episode Coach Carson and Sean McKay from American IRA explain how to create a $3,000/mo “real estate [Continue Reading]
How to Use a Self-Directed IRA to Invest in Real Estate
This is a guest post from my friend Sean McKay of American IRA. Sean and his wife Heather invest in rental properties in Charlotte, NC, and he is also an expert on using a self-directed IRA or 401k to invest in real estate. I’ve used self-directed IRAs for almost 18 years both investing with my [Continue Reading]
Investing in Rental Properties With No Debt – Interview With Rich Carey
Rich Carey owns 20+ rental properties without any mortgage debt. These rentals give Rich and his family $10,000 of regular, monthly cash flow plus peace of mind. The podcast interview below shares Rich’s story, how he got started, how he saved the money, and how he bought and managed properties in Alabama while living around [Continue Reading]