439: Real Estate Bookkeeping: A Crash Course ...

The housing market looks very different than it did just a year or two ago. Home prices are softening, rates have eased slightly from the highs of 2023 and 2024, and sellers are more willing to negotiate than they've been in years. But rookie investors still want to know: Is 2026 ...  Show more

When buying your first rental property, everyone gives you the same advice: play it safe, get a long-term tenant, and collect the rent. But that same house, run as an Airbnb, can often make two or three times the cash flow. So which investing strategy should you actually use for ...  Show more

Want more real estate tax deductions? If you’re a savvy investor, you can use the tax code to avoid income tax, keep more money, and grow your portfolio even faster. But it’s hard to do so without a rock-solid CPA behind you. Thankfully, we have some of the world’s top real estat ...  Show more

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: Should a new investor self-manage or hire a property manager. What are the most important things to look for in a property manager? When should you bring in a money partner to help fund deals? How should you structure a deal with someone who is prov ...  Show more

The ins and outs of real estate accounting 

Business owners often struggle to find the time to do the bookkeeping for their business.  This is a topic that I see come up often with many of the business owners I work with.  I understand how much this can cause issues in your business, especially when you know how importa ...