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Podcast Episode #140 – Coaching Series – First Steps to Find a Long Distance Rental

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Episode #140 – Look over the should of Coach Carson as he coaches a new real estate investor from Southern California. Scott Palmer wants to buy a long-distance rental property in North Carolina, but he is trying to overcome real estate, financing, and mental hurdles blocking his progress. Listen in for the advice Coach Carson [Continue Reading]

How a 59-Year-Old Teacher Grew From a House Hack to 13 Properties

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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. Today’s investor profile is about a teacher in Oklahoma named Paul Zimmerebner. Paul began investing in real estate in his 50s when he bought a duplex to “hack” [Continue Reading]

A Comeback Story After a Late Financial Start – Interview with Sunitha Rao

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 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. Sunitha (Suni) Rao dropped out of school in 6th grade to focus full-time on a tennis career that eventually landed her in the pro circuit. But by [Continue Reading]

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