Using other people’s money! The greatest part about investing in real estate. Robert Kiyosaki said it best, ‘the real reason I love real estate is because I don’t use my money, I use the banks money’! However, using the banks money doesn’t come without its challenges. Banks as you all know don’t just lend to anyone, and since the recession, they also want to make sure you have skin the game too. However, when it comes to investing in larger multi unit rental properties,

How to improve yourself everyday? READ! Forget TV, forget Instagram, forget Facebook! Scrolling through picture after picture is not going to improve you. Learning through reading will. I don't love reading, but I still do a ton of it, reading at least a book a month, because I've realized that it is so beneficial. That's because reading gets your brain moving, gets you thinking. So many times I've been reading, and it will activate a new thought, sometimes totally unr

If there is one professional I recommend you include on your team when investing in real estate is a property manager. I’m asked all the time how many properties or units you should have before you hire one. And to be nice, I tell people two or three, or to just judge how much time your spending and that when it becomes to be too much, too stressful, then hire a property manager. The honest truth though, if I had to do it over again? I’d hire a property manager for my ver

I had a meeting the other day with my mortgage specialist, Joe Bondy at the Supermortgage Team , really to just catch up, but of course, the conversation turned to business. Anyways, I had a couple of questions for him that I was looking for answers to, one being, Airbnb rental income. I've never invested or done Airbnb's, but I have stayed at them, and after watching a webinar the other day about an investor whom is making 6 figures by renting out luxury rentals on Airbnb,