In This Article Some of the most common questions rookie investors ask—especially in places like the BiggerPockets forums—are: Do I need an LLC? Do I need an LLC to collect rent? Do I need an LLC for liability protection or tax benefits? The short answer? It depends. Today, I’m breaking down the key questions you […]
In This Article Let’s be real: Getting started in real estate right now isn’t as simple as it used to be. Interest rates are up, the numbers don’t add up to cash flow, and good deals seem to get scooped up before you even have time to run the numbers. For rookie investors trying to
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In This Article If you want to invest but feel overwhelmed by the risks, you’re not alone. The market feels uncertain, the headlines are dramatic, and the last thing you want is to lose money on your first move. But here’s the truth: Not all investing is high-stakes, stable, or high-stress. In 2025, there are
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In This Article The U.S. housing market just hit a milestone. In April 2025, existing home sales dropped to their lowest level during this time of year since 2009, with just 4 million homes sold on a seasonally adjusted annual basis. That’s a 0.5% decline from March and a 2% drop year over year. While
In This Article You’ve got your eye on the next deal. Maybe it’s a fixer-upper with great upside or a turnkey rental in the right neighborhood. You’ve run the numbers, and you’re ready to move. But there’s one problem: You need capital. Most investors in this position start looking outward at hard money lenders, other
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In This Article When most new investors think about getting into real estate, they picture buying a single-family home or maybe a small multifamily property. But with home prices staying high and mortgage rates making traditional rentals harder to cash flow, rookie investors are starting to look at an overlooked opportunity: mobile homes. In 2025,
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In This Article When you’re self-employed, you gain flexibility, freedom, and control over your income—but you also lose something many full-time employees take for granted: access to employer-sponsored retirement plans like a 401(k) or pension. That means no automatic contributions, employer match, or built-in structure to help you plan for the future. Unfortunately, this gap
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In This Article I want to build wealth through real estate, and I’m guessing you do too. But traditional real estate investing is not always convenient and easy to start into. I’ve spent years looking at different strategies and realized something important: Real estate doesn’t have to be as complicated as everyone makes it out
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In This Article From chasing down rent payments to coordinating maintenance and screening tenants, managing rental properties can become overwhelming as your portfolio grows. These tasks can quickly eat away at your time and limit your growth potential. To give you an example, I was either collecting rent by meeting up with tenants or picking
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In This Article Managing rental properties on your own might seem like a smart way to maximize profits. No property manager means no extra fees, and who knows your property better than you? But for many landlords, that DIY mindset comes with invisible costs—ones that slowly chip away at your time, energy, and income. Self-management