Tough Times Convinced Him to Pay Off His Rental Properties With Curtis McClelland (Ep 596)

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Renting Bedrooms Instead Of Houses Increased His Rental Income 50% With Ed Peugh (Ep 597)

Ed Peugh has been buying rental properties for years, but lately he's found it harder to find traditional rentals that generate good cash flow.Instead of sitting on the sidelines, Ed started using a co-living strategy, renting individual bedrooms to tenants rather than renting ou ...  Show more

The Real Money In Rental Investing Isn't Always Monthly Cash Flow With Kyle McCaw (Ep 595)

What if the rental properties with the highest cash flow aren't actually the ones that make you the most money?On this episode, Kyle McCaw, a rental property investor and property manager, explains why investors shouldn't focus exclusively on monthly cash flow. While cash flow is ...  Show more

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