A simple but comprehensive framework / checklist for making sure you are creating and protecting wealth as strategically and effectively as possible.
How to find great tenants for your rental property in 4 simple steps that take 1 hour or less
Four critical tips for attracting and retaining great, stable, high-paying tenants.
Battle-tested home remodeling tips for saving serious money and getting the most from your contractors
Here are best practices we learned while remodeling our 4-plex, including key money-saving strategies and tips for remodeling cost-effectively.
How to find and vet good contractors like a boss (for home remodeling and repairs)
Find and vet great remodeling contractors by following this simple step-by-step process.
How to minimize rental vacancy before you close on a new rental property purchase
Before closing on your new rental property, here’s what you should do to minimize rental vacancies.
How to write an offer to purchase a house (that stands out and wins)
Tips to make your house purchase offer stand out…even if you’re not the highest bidder. Plus, a controversial strategy for hiring a real estate agent to help you win.
How to do a residential property inspection step by step: What smart real estate investors look for
A step-by-step walkthrough on exactly what to look for in a property inspection, how to judge whether something is a deal-breaker or not, and how to reposition a property to increase value.
How to research real estate markets: The single best resource you need
A step-by-step walkthrough on how to analyze a real estate market using the single best resource available.
House Hacking San Francisco Bay Area style: How we’re creating real estate wealth by having others pay our mortgage on a multi-million dollar house
This post teaches how to due diligence an investment property. It is Part 1 of a series on strategy and tactics for house hacking in a crazy competitive market.
18 real estate investors share what they wish they knew at college graduation
I asked 18 financially independent real estate investors what advice they would tell their 22-year-old selves if they could go back to college graduation day. Here’s what they said.
