One Rental At A Time

Linda Pliagas has been in the real estate business for a long time and offers up some great information about how she started with a single CA investment, then out of state and back as she leveraged Real Estate Cycles.   In addition you must check out Realty411.com or her Magazine Realty 411.  Her Free Live Events are highlights and can be found at Realty411Expo.com.  Great Job Linda please keep helping people!!!

Graham is a legend in the YouTube World with 500K+ Followers (How does one do that? No idea).  Sorry I digress, what attracted me to his channel was his Frugality and Living Below his means as he built his Rental Portfolio One at a Time (Sound Familiar?). He just did a video on his Channel about Property Managers and Are they Worth it, I love it but thought I should add my spin as a Busy Professional may not have had the same time to double check their work.

I love speaking at Real Estate Groups and telling the One Rental at a Time Story.  However equally fun is when I get asked to create new content and tackle a new subject like Private Money and what I think keys growth.

Jonathon Twombly is our Quest today and he shares the story of building a Portfolio in South Carolina and why he chose to exit by selling his portfolio and returning capital + returns to his investors. multifamilylaunchpad.org

Please know I don't think a Portfolio of this size is for everyone but I believe the Eleven concepts in this video are key for Any Buy and Hold Investor.

Full Time Employees need a Plan B as the Business Cycle is Real and you never know when you will get that phone call.

I think people forget where Grant Started and Began his career.

Your First Goal If You Have Zero Rentals

Two Things People Often Forget About Grant Cardone

I am considering paying off some loans and the prevailing thoughts on the subject kind of bother me so I built a model and want your thoughts.

Have you ever looked at Office Buildings, Medical Facilities, etc?  Matt share his experience and how he plans to build a balanced Portfolio across location and asset type.

Let me say that I love what Biggerpockets and Meet Kevin are doing for the Real Estate Investing world.  However, this morning I saw a video and a Blog Post that pushed the idea that you should Never Buy or Always Buy 50K Homes.  As a Landlord and Buyer of Assets below and above 50K I found the each argument to be lacking realities that make the investment either good or bad.  Frankly Posting this video could cause me a lot of pain as the BP and Meet Kevin Following dwarfs me and I could get crushed.

Wow a Trillion Dollars on Infrastructure.  What could be the impact and ripple through the Economy.

As a Real Estate Investor who has lived in the Bay Area for over 40 Years I get asked all the time for my opinion on if it is a good time to buy or sell.  Historically speaking the Bay Area has been a great place to Buy and just hold on if you look at the Charts, but does that last forever?

Thought I would share a key question that sent me on my path to be a Landlord all those years ago.

Sean from Bearded Investors LLC is just crushing it with 14 Deals in first 4 Months. So many Gems in this interview it was hard for me to keep up with all the great stuff he gave us!!! Thank you Sean and keep up the great work!!!

Real Estate Meetups can be the source of so many valuable contacts, relationships and referrals that I would join a bunch if just starting out.

Learning from Successful Investors is so much fun.

What have I learned from 100 Interviews with Successful Real Estate Investors

One Rental at a Time is a Message and a Story that I want to share to inspire others to believe and have confidence that they can do it.