BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

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How to Analyze a Rental Property Step-by-Step (15 Years of Experience)

This is how to analyze a rental property step-by-step in 2026. You don’t need to do any complicated math, you don’t need to sign up for a course, and you don’t need to have previous rental property experience. I’ve tweaked this process over the past fifteen years of investing to ...  Show more

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How to Analyze a Rental Property Step-by-Step (15 Years of Experience)

This is how to analyze a rental property step-by-step in 2026. You don’t need to do any complicated math, you don’t need to sign up for a course, and you don’t need to have previous rental property experience. I’ve tweaked this process over the past fifteen years of investing to ...  Show more

How Much One “Ordinary” Rental Property Has Made Me in the Last 6 Years

Real estate investors often talk about cash flow, or the profits from flipping a house, but rarely the total impact that buying a rental property and holding it for multiple years can have on your net worth. If you’ve never done the math, it’s significant. In many cases, a single ...  Show more

The “Repeatable” Strategy That Helped Him Buy 6 Rentals in 6 Months (Working a W-2)

Worried you’ll come up short in retirement? When Brian Waters ran the numbers, he realized he was still decades away from being able to leave his nine-to-five. He needed a lifeline, and he found one in real estate investing. In just five years, he has scaled to 20 rental properti ...  Show more

Homes Are Selling for Much Less Than You Think | July 2026 Housing Market Update

We’ve reached the midway point of 2026, and with six months of housing market data to pull from, one thing is clear: the headlines don’t match reality. The media is full of economic uncertainty, global conflict, and even housing crash predictions. But the actual data points to so ...  Show more

Build vs. Buy: Which Is Best for Your First Rental?

You don’t have to buy your first rental property—you can build one instead. Newer systems, fewer repairs, and that “brand new” feeling that tenants may pay more rent for. But…is it worth it? Building a small multifamily in a single-family area could let you house hack and own a r ...  Show more