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The “Base Hit” Rental Properties That Will Make You Rich

The “Base Hit” Rental Properties That Will Make You Rich

By Richard | May 8, 2022

If you’re looking to buy rental properties, build a real estate portfolio, and level up your wealth?—you’re in the right place. But, as the housing market stays red hot, it can be a struggle for both new and old investors to know where to look for their next cash flow or appreciation play. Do you […]

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How to Buy Your First Rental With No (or Low) Money Down

How to Buy Your First Rental With No (or Low) Money Down

By Richard | May 7, 2022

This week’s question comes from Rodney through Tony’s Instagram direct messages. Rodney, like many investors, has been told that you need twenty percent down to buy a rental property. Rodney wants to know the best way to fund a property without breaking the bank. He’s asking: Should I save for a down payment or is […]

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Money moves to make before the Fed hikes interest rates again

Money moves to make before the Fed hikes interest rates again

By Richard | May 7, 2022

The Federal Reserve is among Western central banks fighting stubbornly high inflation. Xinhua News Agency | Xinhua News Agency | Getty Images For the first time in years, Americans are in a period of rising interest rates. The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised its benchmark rate a half-point, to cool down inflation that’s the highest […]

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How Cody Davis Acquired 81 Units By The Time He Turned 21

How Cody Davis Acquired 81 Units By The Time He Turned 21

By Richard | May 6, 2022

At 19 years old, Cody Davis purchased his first rental property. Before turning 22, his portfolio included 81 units. In an interview with David Greene and Henry Washington on the BiggerPockets Podcast, Davis walked us through the steps he took as a bold 19-year-old real estate agent with little to no income and not a single […]

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Is it a good time to buy a home? No, most Americans say

Is it a good time to buy a home? No, most Americans say

By Richard | May 6, 2022

It is not exactly surprising, given the stunning jumps in both home prices and mortgage rates, but Americans have never been more bearish on buying a house. Just 30% of adults surveyed by Gallup said now is a good time to buy a home, down 23 percentage points from a year ago. That is the […]

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From Freak to Financially Independent & Beating the Average Joe to M

From Freak to Financially Independent & Beating the Average Joe to $1M

By Richard | May 6, 2022

Financial literacy is the first step to becoming a millionaire. Unfortunately, the US is a (relatively) financially illiterate country, so to become financially independent and add more zeros to your net worth, you have to self-educate. Fortunately, today’s guest has published a book and workbook that lays out exactly how to become a millionaire, even at a young age.  Dan Sheeks lives […]

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Federal regulators propose revamp to fair lending and housing rules

Federal regulators propose revamp to fair lending and housing rules

By Richard | May 5, 2022

Lumber at the site of a house under construction in the Cielo at Sand Creek by Century Communities housing development in Antioch, California, U.S., on Thursday, March 31, 2022. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images Bank regulators on Thursday proposed the first sweeping changes in more than 25 years to a controversial law […]

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Why Investors Should Search for Fresh Headaches

Why Investors Should Search for Fresh Headaches

By Richard | May 5, 2022

How many rental units do you want? Depending on who you ask, the number of rental properties can differ dramatically. A young investor may be looking to scale their portfolio quickly, eyeing ten, fifteen, or even one-hundred units. But, for a veteran real estate investor, who may already have a three or four-figure portfolio, the […]

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As mortgage rates rise, how to decide whether to buy a home or rent

As mortgage rates rise, how to decide whether to buy a home or rent

By Richard | May 5, 2022

Tim Kitchen | The Image Bank | Getty Images It’s becoming harder to afford a home. Prices are up almost 20% year over year, and mortgage rates are soaring. The rate for a 30-year fixed loan is now 5.57%, according to Mortgage News Daily, up from 3.29% at the start of the year. At the […]

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