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Build Your First Rental (DON'T Buy One) in 2026

Builders are currently offering huge incentives on new construction homes, to the point where buying "new" might be actually cheaper than buying an existing rental property in your market right now. Today we’re breaking down how this overlooked investing strategy is saving rookie ...  Show more

He Made $60,000 in 2 Months with This “Failed” Real Estate Deal

Every rookie thinks their first deal will go according to plan (it almost never does). Today, we’re bringing on a guest who had a long list of all the worst-case scenarios that happened to him, and still walked away winning (to the tune of $60,000!). He’s walking us through it al ...  Show more

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