Updated & republished in May 2020 I began investing in 2003. I’ve been through rising markets (2003 – 2006 & 2013 – 2017) and a falling market (2007 – 2012). And 2020 and beyond could be another changing market. But real estate history has much more to teach than the lessons I’ve learned in 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]
From Scratch to 15 Multi-Unit Properties in Washington DC
This is another edition of my Getting Started Interview Series. In these written interviews, I ask investors all the details of how they got started in real estate investing, and then I share their answers with you! You can see an archive of all my blog interviews here. In this edition, Chad interviews his friend [Continue Reading]
5 Steps to Get Unstuck and Off the Ground in Real Estate Investing (Ep 104 Show Notes)
Are you stuck or unable to make progress with your real estate investing? This podcast episode is designed to give you 5 key steps that you need to break through your real estate obstacles and start making progress. If you like this episode, you should also join Coach for a free webinar on this topic [Continue Reading]
How a 39-Year-Old Went From Prison to a $375,000 Net Worth in 7 Years
This is another edition of my Getting Started Interview Series. In these written interviews, I ask investors all the details of how they got started in real estate investing, and then I share their answers with you! You can see an archive of all my blog interviews here. Today’s interview is Billy B (aka Bill) from [Continue Reading]
How to a Buy Real Estate With Little Cash & No Credit Using Credit Partners
I began real estate investing right out of college with no cash or credit. I would have preferred to have both! But instead of doing nothing, I learned to buy real estate investments by being creative with financing and thinking outside of the box. One creative financing tool was using a private loan from another [Continue Reading]
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