You could say that Brin Amberlee isn’t a traditional real estate investor. She doesn’t have tons of experience with property management, construction, or investing, but she does have the will to succeed. After buying her primary residence in Las Vegas, Brin was prompted by friends to start listening to The BiggerPockets Podcast, where she learned about the m ... Show More
Nov 21
We’re in a “Buyer’s Market”…But Where Are the Real Estate Deals? (Rookie Reply)
This is supposed to be a good time to buy a rental property, right? People keep saying we’re in a “buyer’s market,” and that you have more negotiating power than usual. But how do you find these deals in the first place? If you’re tired of spinning your wheels, we’ve got several ... Show More
23m 10s
Nov 19
4 Signs You’re Ready to Buy a Rental Property (Sooner Than You Think)
Hesitant to buy a rental property?
Many rookies think they need more money, experience, or even “perfect timing,” but waiting for these things could just be holding you back from building wealth with real estate. If you’re on the fence about investing, or if you need an extra ... Show More
29m 55s
Mar 2023
743: Better Than BRRRR!? How to Make $200K+ on ONE Deal w/Janice Stitzer
The BRRRR method is one of the most celebrated, highly-effective real estate investing strategies the world has ever known. Never heard of it? BRRRR stands for “Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat” and is a simple framework to allow any real estate investor, no matter their skill ... Show More
1h 4m
Jul 2023
797: 7 Rentals in 3 Years by Breaking All the Real Estate Rules w/Jenni Vega
Most people take YEARS to buy their first rental property, but most people aren’t Jenni Vega. Instead of waiting, Jenni bought seven rentals in just three years, with almost unbelievable cash flow on each using what she calls the “golden triangle” method of investing. With this s ... Show More
1 h
Nov 2023
849: Seeing Greene: How to Use Home Equity to Retire Early and HOA Headaches
Have home equity? Well, you could retire early, thanks to it. If you bought a house from 2009 up until 2021, there’s a good chance you could be sitting on tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions of dollars in equity. But equity just sitting in a property isn’t doing ... Show More
1h 2m
Sep 2023
822: Seeing Greene: The 10-Year Real Estate Retirement Plan (Use Home Equity!)
If you know how to use your home equity, you can retire MUCH faster than most Americans. For the majority of homeowners, equity is just something to sit on, not something worth using. But what if you could convert your home equity into rental properties, cash flow, or even more a ... Show More
46m 10s
Sep 2023
815: $10K/Month at 25 Years Old by Buying $100K Properties w/Soli Cayetano
Soli Cayetano makes over $10K per month in passive income at age twenty-five by buying the rental properties that most investors actively avoid. These properties are often in overlooked markets that aren’t as attractive as San Diego, Miami, Austin, or Seattle, but they make her a ... Show More
50m 25s
Feb 2024
898: Making $175K in Instant Equity on Her First Real Estate Deal w/Lacey Russell and Sam Haack
What if you could make six figures on your first real estate deal? “Yeah, right! Where am I going to find a property like that?” you say. What if we told you that instead of finding a home-run rental property, you could build a better one? Now, not only do you have some instant e ... Show More
33m 52s
Aug 2022
650: Glamping, Campsites, and The Insane RV Park Revenue No One is Talking About w/Heather Blankenship
RV park investments are probably not the first thing you think of when somebody says “real estate investing.” You’re probably used to single-family homes, duplexes, apartments, or something that has to do with long-term, residential real estate. What if we told you there was a hi ... Show More
1h 12m
Nov 2022
690: Seeing Greene: Why Are My Rental Property Returns Looking So Bleak?
Most investors buy rental property for cash flow, and much to their surprise, no cash flow is to be found once the deal is done. Maybe they’ll get some limited returns in their first year of landlording, but with cash flow-induced frustration, they decide to try another strategy. ... Show More
56m 40s