In This Article It’s a question a lot of people are asking right now—and honestly, it’s a fair one. Interest rates are still high, home prices haven’t come down the way many hoped, and trying to find a cash-flowing deal in today’s market feels like searching for a needle in a haystack. For both new
In This Article When you’re managing rental properties, maintenance isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. But how you handle it can mean the difference between protecting your investment and constantly putting out fires. If you’re new to landlording, there are two basic approaches to maintenance: preventative and reactive. Spoiler alert: One of them saves you more time, money,
In This Article If you’re serious about growing your business, the answer isn’t to work more hours—it’s to work smarter. And that starts with putting systems in place that can take care of the repetitive stuff so you can focus on what actually moves the needle. Here’s the truth: If you’re not using artificial intelligence
In This Article Let’s be honest: 2025 hasn’t exactly felt like the golden age of real estate investing. Mortgage rates are high, property prices are stubborn, and every headline seems to question whether now is a good time to buy. If you’re a new investor, it’s easy to feel stuck. You might be wondering, “Did
In This Article Some of the most common questions rookie investors ask—especially in places like the BiggerPockets forums—are: Do I need an LLC? Do I need an LLC to collect rent? Do I need an LLC for liability protection or tax benefits? The short answer? It depends. Today, I’m breaking down the key questions you
In This Article Let’s be real: Getting started in real estate right now isn’t as simple as it used to be. Interest rates are up, the numbers don’t add up to cash flow, and good deals seem to get scooped up before you even have time to run the numbers. For rookie investors trying to
In This Article If you want to invest but feel overwhelmed by the risks, you’re not alone. The market feels uncertain, the headlines are dramatic, and the last thing you want is to lose money on your first move. But here’s the truth: Not all investing is high-stakes, stable, or high-stress. In 2025, there are
In This Article The U.S. housing market just hit a milestone. In April 2025, existing home sales dropped to their lowest level during this time of year since 2009, with just 4 million homes sold on a seasonally adjusted annual basis. That’s a 0.5% decline from March and a 2% drop year over year. While
In This Article When you’re self-employed, you gain flexibility, freedom, and control over your income—but you also lose something many full-time employees take for granted: access to employer-sponsored retirement plans like a 401(k) or pension. That means no automatic contributions, employer match, or built-in structure to help you plan for the future. Unfortunately, this gap
In This Article When most new investors think about getting into real estate, they picture buying a single-family home or maybe a small multifamily property. But with home prices staying high and mortgage rates making traditional rentals harder to cash flow, rookie investors are starting to look at an overlooked opportunity: mobile homes. In 2025,
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