Graham Stephan offers up some great tips about rental properties. Whether you own one or multiple rental homes, you’re sure to find a gem or two in this video.
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Start the week off right with this motivating TED talk from entrepreneur, Carrie Green.
Ready to get into the nitty gritty this week? Take a look at this video from Phil Pustejovsky.
Great motivation on this Monday. Take a listen and start acting on your ideas and getting what you truly want in life.
Friday Fun: Best Fall Weekend Getaways
Categories: Friday Fun
Ready to celebrate a recent deal or simply take a break and catch your breath? Check out Country Living’s top 20 best fall weekend getaways!
Check out this new article from Bigger Pockets! There’s a brand new, enhanced way to look at the BRRRR strategy that could save you a lot of money.
It’s called BARRR: Buy, ADVERTISE, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat.
“Consider it a much-needed addition that has the potential to save you tax dollars, perhaps allowing you to take your spouse out to that super high-end restaurant downtown…”
Read all about the BARRRR strategy here!
Introducing the Quick BRRRR Analyzer
Categories: Resources
Are you looking to add more rental properties to your portfolio? Do you want to accumulate properties fast, conserve more of your cash, and multiply your cash flow?
Then check out our new investor tool, the Quick BRRRR Analyzer!
Introduced by Bigger Pockets, BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. It’s an excellent investment strategy, but only if you know what steps to take. That starts with analyzing a property and deciding if it’s going to boost your cash flow and build up your equity.
Ready to try it out and start making more? Then download the Quick BRRRR Analyzer here!
BRRRR Made Simple
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Although it’s not a new strategy, we agree that Bigger Pockets’ BRRRR method for real estate investment is a great one. But, how does it actually work? Well, check out this podcast/video from Bigger Pockets:
As introduced earlier, there are 5 paths to take with financing your rental property:
So, what’s the best path for you? It’ll depend on the following 4 key factors:
- Credit
- Savings and other liquid financial assets
- Income
- Experience as a landlord
Based on your answers, what is the best loan for you now? How about in two years?
Need to know more about each loan type before you can answer these questions? Check out our Loan Cheat Sheet here!