Rental Income Podcast With Dan Lane
Inspiring interviews with everyday people generating passive income by investing in rental properties. Each episode features a landlord discussing how they found and purchased their rental properties, financing methods, property management issues, and tenant management. A new episode is released every Tuesday.
Episodes
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 important, Kyle believes the real money in rental investing often comes from owning well-maintained properties in good
How He Builds Rentals With Very Little Money Out Of Pocket With Howard Jacobson (Ep 594)
Most rental property investors look for existing homes to buy. Howard Jacobson takes a different approach. He builds them.On this episode, Howard explains why building new rental properties can be more profitable than buying existing homes. He shares how new properties can rent faster, attract better tenants, require very little maintenance, and create significant equity from day one.We talk about
The Simple Strategy That Makes Investing In Rentals Easy With Huy & Maribel Nguyen (Ep 593)
Huy and Maribel Nguyen have built their rental portfolio around a pretty simple idea: buy houses they would be comfortable living in themselves.They focus on properties in good neighborhoods that need little to no rehab. By starting with homes already in good condition, they have found they attract tenants who pay on time, take care of the property, and tend to stay out of trouble.That strategy ha
How They’re Finding Great Rental Deals in Today’s Market With Ben and Alex Jensen (Ep 592)
Finding great rental property deals isn’t easy right now. But brothers Ben and Alex Jensen are consistently finding distressed properties they are buying below market value.On this episode, Ben and Alex share exactly what they’re doing to find deals in today’s market. We talk about what they’re buying, how they’re building their portfolio, and the website they use to identify pre-foreclosure oppor
The Real Secret To Building Wealth With Rental Properties With Michael Perna (Ep 591)
Michael Perna has been investing in rental properties since he was 20 years old. But one comment from Gary Keller, President of Keller Williams Realty, completely changed the way Michael thinks about building wealth with real estate.On this episode, Michael shares why he believes time is the most powerful force in real estate investing and why he has decided he will never sell his properties. Inst
An Experienced Investor Helps a New Landlord Turn Two Rentals Into More With Larry Myer & Brady Newman (Ep 590)
At just 19 years old, Brady Newman already owns two paid-off rental properties. Now he wants to build to 10, but he is figuring out the best path forward. He feels kind of stuck where he is. Veteran investor Larry Myer, who has been investing for 42 years, joins Dan to help Brady create a plan.They discuss finding deals, choosing an area to specialize in, the importance of networking with other lo
The "Little Old Lady House" Strategy That Builds $100k Equity Every Time She Buys A Rental With Gloria Gear (Ep 589)
Gloria Gear likes buying what she calls “little old lady houses”: older, outdated properties that many buyers overlook.She makes inexpensive upgrades that look great without breaking the bank, while also replacing major systems to avoid being nickel and dimed by repairs after a tenant moves in. By buying and improving these properties, Gloria creates approximately $100,000 in equity with each purc
The Overlooked Rental Property Most Investors Aren’t Buying With David Switzer (Ep 588)
When David Switzer first decided he wanted to buy rental properties, he did what a lot of new investors do. He started attending local real estate meetups. But he quickly noticed a problem. Everyone seemed to be looking for the same types of properties, running the same numbers, and struggling to find deals that actually worked.That led David in a completely different direction.Near his home, he c
His Local Area Got Too Expensive. Here's Where He Found Cash Flow With John Salcedo (Ep 587)
John Salcedo started investing in rental properties close to home, but as property values, insurance, and taxes climbed, the numbers stopped making sense. Many of the properties he looked at would have generated little or even negative cash flow. Instead of giving up on buying rentals, John changed where he invested.On this episode, John shares how he successfully buys and self-manages rental prop
He Bought A Rental Property With Just $500 Out of Pocket With Justin Robbins (Ep 586)
Justin Robbins got into real estate investing almost by accident. Before he even knew what house hacking was, he was doing it with his primary residence. That experience eventually led him to buy his first rental property because he liked the idea of mailbox money and earning a few hundred dollars a month in extra income.On this episode, Justin shares how he went from that first property to buildi
He Started With A House Hack, Bought More Rentals, and Quit His W2 Job With Phillip Henry (Ep 585)
Phillip Henry started investing in real estate with no experience, very little money, and $50,000 in debt. Today, he owns more than 100 rental units that generate over $2 million in annual revenue.On this episode, Phillip shares how house hacking a duplex helped him buy his first property and begin building his portfolio. We walk through his early deals, how he financed properties without traditio
Want More Rental Income? Sweat the Small Stuff With Terry Kerr & Matthew Vanhorn (Ep 584)
The difference between making money and losing money with rental properties often comes down to sweating the small stuff.On this episode, Terry Kerr and Matthew Vanhorn explain why there is no single secret to making a rental property perform well. Instead, success comes from doing dozens of small things consistently, such as pricing rent slightly below market, responding quickly to repair request
The Creative Ways He Finances Rentals Without 20% Down Payments With Spencer Dean (Ep 583)
Spencer Dean wanted to build a rental portfolio, but he did not have enough money to make traditional 20 percent down payments. On this episode, Spencer shares the creative financing strategies he has used to buy rentals with less money out of pocket, including seller financing deals with surprisingly low interest rates.Spencer explains how he finds motivated sellers, structures the legal side of
Why Monthly Cash Flow Is So Important With Jamie Dietz (Ep 582)
When Jamie Dietz started investing in real estate, he focused on building and selling properties and believed he could make money by timing the market. He was chasing big profits, but he was not paying enough attention to monthly cash flow.That approach eventually caused him to lose several properties.That experience taught Jamie that appreciation can be unpredictable, but cash flow is what helps
His Rentals Pay All His Living Expenses With Augie Cortez (Ep 581)
Augie Cortez has reached the point that many real estate investors dream about. His rental income covers all of his family's living expenses, giving him a comfortable, low-stress lifestyle. As long as he keeps his properties rented and in good condition, the rentals cover the bills.In this episode, Augie shares how he built his portfolio by buying single-family homes, primarily renting to Section
He's Paying Off A Few Rentals To Secure His Future With Chris Sherman (Ep 580)
Chris Sherman runs a successful business, but he knows that no business is guaranteed forever. That's why his goal is to build enough rental income to eventually replace the income his business generates, giving him financial security no matter what happens.On this episode, Chris shares the strategy he's using to grow his portfolio while aggressively paying down debt to create long-term cash flow.
Bonus: How a HELOC Can Help You Build Equity Faster and Stay Flexible
On this bonus episode, we're joined by Caeli Ridge, President of Ridge Lending Group, to talk about one of the most powerful financing tools available to rental property investors: the HELOC.Caeli explains how investors can use a traditional HELOC to buy more rentals, why seasoning requirements matter, and how married couples should structure ownership to avoid underwriting headaches. She also sha
How He Went From Listening To This Podcast To Over $40,000 A Month With Chase Bauer (Ep 579)
Ten years ago, Chase Bauer was commuting to work and listening to the Rental Income Podcast every day, dreaming about buying his first rental property. He had no idea how to get started, but after hearing enough success stories, he finally took the leap and bought a rental that generated just $400 per month in cash flow.Fast forward ten years, and Chase has built a portfolio that generates more th
Using A HELOC and Private Lenders To Buy Rentals With Nick Disney (Ep 578)
A lot of real estate investors think the biggest hurdle to buying more rentals is saving enough money for down payments. Nick Disney has taken a different approach.Instead of waiting years to build up cash, Nick uses HELOCs and private lenders as short-term financing tools to acquire and renovate properties. Once the property is stabilized, he refinances into long-term financing, pays back the HEL
Her Husband Dragged Her Into Rentals. Now She Loves Them With Jenny Brown (Ep 577)
Buying rental properties wasn't Jenny Brown's dream at first. It was her husband's. In fact, Jenny got pulled into real estate investing because her husband kept handing her paperwork to complete. But once she got involved, she discovered a passion for building wealth through rental properties. Today, she and her husband own a portfolio of rental homes in solid rental neighborhoods.On this episode
Can You Make Money With Cheap Rentals? This Investor Is. With Mike Bonadies (Ep 576)
Many real estate investors avoid C- and D-class neighborhoods due to crime, older housing stock, and management challenges. Mike Bonadies sees opportunity where others see problems.On this episode, Mike explains why he focuses on lower-income neighborhoods and how those properties have allowed him to build and scale a large portfolio. We look at the types of properties he's buying, what he's payin
He Sold All His Rentals Twice. (Now, He's Buying Again) With Steve Whetzel (Ep 575)
Steve Whetzel has tried real estate investing three different times over the last 30 years, and the first two attempts didn’t end the way he hoped.On this episode, we look back at each chapter of his investing journey to see what went wrong, what went right, and whether it would have been possible to hold onto the properties instead of selling. Steve shares how each experience shaped the investor
House Hacking Is The Best Way To Buy Rentals & How To Get A 2% Mortgage Rate Today With Ryan Thomson (Ep 574)
Ryan Thomson has gone all in on house hacking and believes it’s one of the fastest ways to build a rental portfolio. Ryan loves house hacking because of the favorable financing. Instead of putting 20–25% down like a traditional investment property, he was able to buy properties with as little as 5% down while also getting some of the best interest rates available.Today, Ryan generates over $30,000
Bonus: This Company Will Pay Your Rent If Your Tenant Stops Paying
When a rental sits vacant, landlords lose money every single day. In the past, many investors waited for the “perfect” tenant, but today, many renters who may look risky on paper could end up being great long-term tenants.The challenge for landlords is figuring out how to reduce the risk of a tenant stopping payment or damaging the property.On this bonus episode, we talk to Jamison Theander from T
A Lot Has Gone Wrong With His Rentals…But He Still Thinks Real Estate Is Worth It With Ari Rubin (Ep 573)
Ari Rubin has been investing in rental properties long enough to know that eventually, something is going to go wrong. Really wrong. But despite dealing with nightmare situations that would make a lot of investors quit, Ari says it’s all been worth it.On this episode, Ari shares some of the craziest situations he’s dealt with as a landlord and investor. He talks about a contractor he didn’t hire w
He Paid Off His Rentals... And Now He Regrets It With Dave Jacobs (Ep 572)
Davethought he was making the smart move. By paying off several of his rental properties, he figured he’d lower his expenses, boost his cash flow, and simplify his portfolio. But after doing it, he started to feel like he made a mistake.Today, Dave believes he would have been better off keeping the debt and using that money to buy more properties. He shares why he thinks a larger portfolio with le
Long-Term vs. Mid-Term Rentals: Which Is the Better Investment? With Bianca Barcelos (Ep 571)
Bianca Barcelos has built her portfolio using both long-term and mid-term rentals, and on this episode, we break down what that actually looks like in the real world.Bianca walks through her experience with both strategies, comparing the pros and cons side by side. We dig into the income differences, the downtime between tenants, and the added effort required to furnish and manage mid-term propert
The Story of How One Investor Lost His Rental Portfolio With Greg Hall (Ep 570)
Greg Hall did what a lot of investors dream about, he scaled fast.In just three years, Greg built a portfolio of more than 100 rental properties, buying mostly single-family homes in a market about three hours from where he lived. His strategy was simple and effective: buy low, renovate smart, and create quality rentals in solid neighborhoods.He wasn’t slapping lipstick on properties, he was turni
The HELOC Strategy That Lets Him Buy Rentals Over and Over With Ryan Blackstone (Ep 569)
Ryan is using a simple but powerful strategy to build his rental portfolio, and it all starts with a HELOC.Instead of going through traditional financing, Ryan uses a line of credit to buy properties, using what appears to be cash. That gives him a huge advantage when making offers. After closing, he funds the renovations with the same credit line, focusing on cosmetic upgrades like flooring, fixt
How He's Building Generational Wealth With A Small Portfolio With Mike Thompson (Ep 568)
Mike Thompson isn’t trying to build a massive rental empire. His goal is simple: a handful of solid properties that generate income for retirement and create something he can pass down to his kids.Mike started by buying a 4-unit property in Ohio, where he was living at the time. He self-managed and handled his own maintenance. He enjoyed the hands-on approach and quickly learned the business. But
He Gives Himself An "F" As A Landlord (But Still Makes 6 Figures) With Tom McGreevy (Ep 567)
On this episode, Tom McGreevy might not sound like your typical landlord. He doesn’t raise rents, doesn’t charge late fees, and even admits he might be “too nice” to his tenants. In fact, Tom says he’d give himself a failing grade as a landlord.But despite that, he’s built a portfolio that generates over $200,000 a year in rental income.Tom breaks down how his strategy actually works. His long-ter
A Realistic Look At Building New Rentals With Kaycee Miller (Ep 566)
On this episode, Kaycee Miller shares the real story behind building new construction rentals, including the wins and the unexpected challenges.Kaycee started out buying foreclosures and rehabbing them, but began to wonder if building from the ground up could be more profitable.She walks us through her transition into new construction, why it can sometimes be more cost-effective than buying existi
She Bought Rentals And Everything Went Wrong With Anna Mendoza (Ep 565)
Anna Mendoza started investing out of state because she believed it would produce better returns. Living in an expensive market, the $60,000 she had saved wasn’t enough to buy anything locally. But in other parts of the country, that same money could buy multiple rental properties. It seemed like a great way to build cash flow and start growing a portfolio.Instead, things quickly went off the rail
Why Owning Just One Rental Property Is So Risky With Carlo Finotti (Ep 564)
On this episode, Carlo Finotti explains why owning just one rental property can actually be riskier than owning several.When you only have one property, a major repair or a few months of vacancy can wipe out your cash flow for years.Carlo shares how building a portfolio of multiple rentals creates a safety net, where income from other properties can help cover unexpected expenses. Carlo also talks
When His Rentals Weren't Working, He Had To Pivot With Seamus Nally (Ep 563)
On this episode, Seamus Nally shares a powerful lesson every investor eventually faces: if it’s not working, pivot.Seamus originally set out to build a portfolio of student rentals. The plan made sense. The numbers worked. The demand was there. Then the university expanded its own housing and the student demand he was counting on dried up. Instead of digging in and hoping things would turn around,
The Long Game: Building Rental Wealth Over 10 Years With Jacob Martinez (Ep 562)
Jacob Martinez is five years into a 10-year plan to build long-term wealth with rental properties, and he’s thinking much bigger than just next month’s cash flow. Jacob believes a decade gives neighborhoods time to improve, properties time to appreciate, and rents time to rise.While every property he buys must be cash flow-positive, he doesn’t treat rental investing as a short-term game. For him,
The Numbers Didn't Work Locally. Here's How He Invested Out Of State With Thomas Hollingsworth (Ep 561)
Thomas lives in a high-cost area where buying rentals locally simply didn’t make sense for cash flow, especially as a newer investor with limited capital.Instead of forcing a bad deal in his backyard, Thomas made the decision to invest out of state.On this episode, he walks us through how he chose the markets he invested in and whether he physically visited the areas before buying.Thomas didn’t ju
How She Makes $2,000/Month From One Mid Term Rental With Mary Andress (Ep 560)
Mary spent years on the road as a travel nurse, living in mid term rentals across the country. After seeing firsthand how well these properties served traveling professionals, she decided to become an investor herself.We break down exactly what Mary looks for when buying a mid term rental, including location, and the best bedroom count to look for.She shares how much she typically spends to furnis
A Few Paid Off Rentals Is All You Need For Financial Freedom With Jeremy Smith (Ep 559)
On this episode, I’m joined by Jeremy Smith, an investor who proves you don’t need hundreds or thousands of rental properties to be successful. Jeremy owns just a few rentals, but they generate enough monthly cash flow to cover all of his living expenses.Jeremy still works a full-time job, but his rentals give him a powerful safety net. If his income dips in a slow month or an unexpected expense p
Bonus: Lower DSCR Loan Rates l Lower Down Payments l How To Get Approved For A Mortgage
This bonus episode features Caeli Ridge from Ridge Lending Group, breaking down what’s happening right now with DSCR loans and why they’re getting so much attention from rental property investors.Caeli explains how DSCR loan rates have been coming down and are now very close to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac rates. We talk about why DSCR loans are often simpler than conventional mortgages, how they qu
Easy Ways to Increase Your Income (Without Buying More Rentals) With Joel Miller (Ep 558)
Joel has been investing in rental properties for 48 years and has figured out how to increase rental income without buying more properties.On this episode, Joel shares practical strategies he uses to get more cash flow from the rentals he already owns. We talk about how he keeps up with rent increases to make sure his properties stay profitable, along with inexpensive upgrades that help units look
How He Built His Rental Portfolio With No Money With Tim Delaney (Ep 557)
Tim Delaney has built a diversified real estate portfolio that includes long-term rentals, a short-term rental, and a strip mall.What makes his story especially interesting is that his very first deal was the strip mall, and he bought it with zero money out of pocket.On this episode, Tim breaks down how that deal came together and how a simple conversation with his banker introduced him to the BRR
Why He Sold All Of His Rentals With Ron Faraci (Ep 556)
Ron took an unconventional path to financial freedom. He was living a comfortable life in California when he realized his money would go a whole lot farther if he bought rentals somewhere else. So he packed up, moved across the country to Connecticut, and got to work building a rental portfolio from the ground up.Over the next several years, he bought properties, self-managed tenants, handled main
How to Make More Money by Buying Smaller, Simpler Rentals With Terry Kerr (Ep 555)
Terry Kerr didn’t get it right when he first started buying rental properties. In fact, he made just about every mistake you can make. He bought in the wrong areas, took on rehabs himself to “save money,” hired the wrong people, and bought properties that were either too big or too small to work as profitable rentals.Over time, Terry figured out what actually matters. He found the sweet spot for t
He Started With Nothing and Now Has 37 Rentals with Greg Thompson (Ep 554)
Greg Thompson’s story is proof that your past financial mistakes do not get the final say.In his 20s, Greg admits he had no idea how to manage money. A string of bad financial decisions eventually left him homeless. Fast forward to today, and Greg owns a portfolio of 37 rental units and has built more than $1 million in equity.On this episode, Greg walks us through how he completely turned his lif
Building A Rental Portfolio While Working a Full-Time Job With Alana Kern (Ep 553)
Alana Kern is proof that you can build a rental portfolio while working a busy full-time jobShe has steadily grown her rentals by being intentional with her time and systems.On this episode, we break down how many hours Alana actually spends managing her rentals, the platform she uses to advertise vacancies, and the processes that help her stay organized.Alana also shares a tough lesson from a ten
Leaving The Corporate Cubicle Life With Cash Flowing Rentals With Matt McCurdy (Ep 552)
Matt McCurdy had a solid 9–5 job on paper, but the corporate life wasn’t for him.Long days indoors and a lack of control over his time pushed him to ask a simple question: there had to be a better way. Matt set out with a clear plan to replace his W-2 income with rental income, and he made it happen.On this episode, Matt breaks down exactly how he did it. He shares how many doors it took to replac
How A Young Investor Built A Large Rental Portfolio With Zach Shepard (Ep 551)
Zach started buying rentals at 21 with no family money, no partners, and no roadmap. He didn’t come from a real estate background, but he taught himself creative financing and pushed forward deal by deal. In just two years, he built a large rental portfolio that now includes more than 100 properties.On this episode, Zach walks us through exactly how he did it. He shares how he built a trustworthy
Step-by-Step: How He Went From Zero To 10 Rentals (And Where He Got The Money) With Derek Harris (Ep 550)
On this episode, we walk step by step through how Derek Harris built his rental portfolio from the ground up. Derek has been buying rental properties for five years, and today he owns 10 doors.He takes us through each acquisition, explaining how he found the properties, their condition, and the work he did to fix them up. Derek also breaks down how he financed every deal. He talks about where he f
What Happens When You Buy a Few Rentals Every Year? Adam Negri Made Millions (Ep 549)
Adam Negri believes real estate is the easiest business in the world. In his view, anyone can do it. There is no get-rich-quick angle, just a simple formula: buy a few solid properties each year, stay patient, and before long you’ll own a few million dollars’ worth of real estate.On this episode, Adam walks through exactly how he built his portfolio following that approach. He explains why he focu
The Numbers Behind His First Rental With Preston Garcia (Ep 548)
Preston Garcia spent two full years studying, researching, and preparing before he ever bought his first rental property.On this episode, Preston opens up about how that first deal has actually worked out. We dig into how he found the property, the creative seller financing he worked out, how much cash he had to bring to the table, and how he raised additional capital by bringing in a partner.Pres
From Å Factory Job To $10K/Month In Rental Income With Joe Hammel (Ep 547)
Joe Hammel was tired of clocking in at the factory every day, so he decided to bet on himself. He went all in on real estate, and today he earns $10,000 a month in profit from his rentals.On this episode, Joe breaks down exactly how he built his portfolio. We dig into his numbers, the types of properties that are performing best (and which ones to avoid), and the price ranges and locations that ar
How Rentals Gave Him Financial Stability With Michael Atkins (Ep 546)
When Michael Atkins got his real estate license, he thought it would be the key to making more money. But after a few months, he realized the income wasn’t consistent. Some months were great, and others he made nothing at all.On this episode, Michael shares how investing in rental properties changed everything. His rental income now covers all his bills, giving him financial stability and the free
A Big Mistake Investors Make When Analyzing Cash Flow With William Lokar (Ep 545)
Many investors focus on cash flow, but they’re often looking at it the wrong way. In this episode, William Lokar shares a common mistake he sees investors make when analyzing cash flow and explains how to look at your numbers more accurately. He also talks about how understanding the difference between return on investment and return on equity can completely change how you manage and grow your por
How He Retired Early From Rentals With Will Radosvich (Ep 544)
Will Radosvich was feeling burned out at work and desperate to retire early. The problem? Most of his money was tied up in a 401(k) that he couldn’t touch for years.Instead of waiting, he decided to create his own path to financial freedom. Will started buying rental properties that produced cash flow, even if it was just a little at first.His second property only made $50 a month, but it taught h
He Was Losing Money on Airbnb — Now He’s Making $2K/Month Renting By The Room With Scott Morse (Ep 543)
When Scott Morse’s Airbnb bookings started to slow down, his cash flow became unpredictable. He needed a more consistent way to generate income from his properties. That’s when he discovered the power of renting by the room.In this episode, Scott shares how he converted his former Airbnbs into co-living rentals and why his cash flow is now more consistent, and even higher than before. He explains
Bigger Isn’t Always Better: Lessons from a Painful Investment With Max Emory (Ep 542)
Max Emory was crushing it with the BRRRR strategy on duplexes. His system was working, steady cash flow, solid equity gains, and growing confidence as an investor. But like many of us, Max wanted to scale up.He heard that buying bigger properties would accelerate his success — until it didn’t.When Max bought a 6-unit and a 3-unit, things started to fall apart. The deals didn’t perform the way he e
How He Became A Millionaire With Just 3 Rental Purchases With Jon Paddol (Ep 541)
Jon Paddol is a regular guy who has quietly built a solid rental portfolio. He started at 24, renting out rooms to friends, and looking back, he wishes he had bought even more properties when he was in his 20s.On this episode, Jon shares how he transitioned from renting to friends to screening actual tenants, and what that experience taught him.He also talks about how he only buys properties in a
The Wealth Building Secret Most Rental Investors Overlook With Chris Heller (Ep 540)
Chris Heller’s rental journey started more than three decades ago, and the secret to his success has been patience.Year after year, his tenants paid down his mortgages while his properties quietly appreciated. Over time, he sold off smaller rentals and traded up to bigger, more valuable ones, building lasting wealth along the way.In this episode, Chris shares how recognizing market cycles has give
Buying Rentals In The Path Of Progress With Luca Garaci & Mat Roegiers (Ep 539)
Luca and Mat have built a rental portfolio by repeatedly buying condos in the same complex. They know the floor plans, understand the values, and can move quickly when a new unit hits the market, giving them a huge advantage over other buyers.A new train line is being built nearby, drastically reducing the commute time to the city center. Luca and Mat believe the neighborhood is poised for growth
How Rentals Give Him Time FlexIbility With Joe Blackshere (Ep 538)
When Joe first started investing, he thought what he wanted most was time freedom. But over time, he realized what he really wanted was flexibility, and his rental income has given him just that..In the past year alone, Joe has added four new properties to his portfolio. On this episode, he shares how he found those deals, how he financed them, and the creative ways he’s used a HELOC to fund purch
The Secret To Consistent Monthly Cash Flow With Greg Zessin (Ep 537)
When Greg Zessin first started buying rentals, he went after deals that looked like they would produce strong cash flow on paper. Some months, the numbers worked great, but other months, unexpected repairs or tenant issues wiped out his profits.Over time, Greg realized that not all cash flow is created equal. He shifted his strategy to focus only on properties that provide steady, consistent incom
He Builds Rentals Cheaper Than He Can Buy Them With Tyler Casey (Ep 536)
Most real estate investors assume buying existing rentals is the fastest path to cash flow. But what if you could build them cheaper, and end up with a property that performs better long-term? That’s exactly what Tyler Casey discovered.On this episode, Tyler breaks down the strategy that’s allowing him to out-build the market. He shares why the right floor plan can be a game-changer, how repeating
How He Retired Off Rentals At 46 With Jason Hull (Ep 535)
Jason Hull retired at just 46 years old and now spends most of the year traveling with his wife in search of the perfect climate. His lifestyle is funded by his rental income.But Jason didn’t get there overnight. He started out buying foreclosures, fixing them up, and renting them out.When COVID hit, everything changed—labor shortages, material shortages, and rising costs made his strategy nearly
How A Garbage Man Makes $8,000 A Month In Rental Income With Jeff Taz (Ep 534)
With his job as a garbage man, Jeff Taz doesn’t get paid if he doesn’t work, so having another source of income was critical. Over the years, Jeff has faced some tough situations where his rental income allowed him to take time off without stressing about paying the bills.On this episode, Jeff shares how he built his portfolio by sticking to a simple strategy, buying one property a year. We talk a
Finding The Sweet Spot For Rental Properties With Nick Disney (Ep 533)
Nick Disney has tried it all: high-end rentals, low-end rentals, and everything in between. Over the years, he’s figured out exactly what type of property makes him the most money with the least hassle.On this episode, Nick shares the type of property, neighborhood, and price range that consistently performs well for him.We talk about the mistakes he made when chasing slightly higher returns on di
How To Find Below Market Deals In An Expensive Area With Scott Durham (Ep 532)
Scott lives in an area where the average rental property costs around $600,000, making it tough to find anything that cash flows. Instead of giving up, Scott got creative.On this episode, Scott shares how he’s been able to pick up properties way below market value, and how he’s been able to make money on deals, even if they don’t work as long-term rentals. We break down the numbers on one of his r
How He Grew The Profit On His Rentals By $8,000 A Month With Chase Bauer (Ep 531)
Chase Bauer appeared on the podcast last year, sharing how he built a rental portfolio that brought in $20,000 a month in profit.Today, he's back—and his monthly rental profit has jumped to $28,000.On this episode, we figure out exactly how he did it.Chase shares how he’s finding deals in today’s market, financing new purchases, and using strategies to grow his rental income faster.We break down t
How He Built His Own Personal Pension With Rental Properties With RC Hand (Ep 530)
RC was self-employed his whole life—so when it came time to retire, he wouldn't have a traditional pension to fall back on. Instead, he decided to create his own.On this episode, RC shares how he started buying rentals in his 20s and built a personal pension plan with rental properties.Today, his rentals pay for his entire lifestyle, including traveling the world and living life on his terms.We ta
Bonus: DSCR Loans Explained (Finance Rentals Without Tax Returns, Bank Statements, Or Pay Stubs)
On this episode, Caeli Ridge breaks down how to buy a rental property using a DSCR loan — a type of financing where the lender doesn’t care about your personal income.No tax returns.No pay stubs.No bank statements.Instead, the loan is based on the income the property will generate. Caeli walks us through real examples of what kind of purchase price and rent numbers make a deal work, how lenders de
How He Maximizes Rental Income By Watching Every Dollar With Carlo Finnotti (Ep 529)
Carlo shares his strategies for increasing rental profits by cutting expenses and increasing revenue.We dive into how he keeps a close eye on market rents to make sure his properties are always priced competitively — and how he decides when and how much to raise rent.Carlo also reveals his biggest expense as a landlord, and the smart ways he delays or avoids it altogether.You’ll learn tips on auto
How This Couple Replaced Their W2 Income With Rental Income With David & Rachel Sugg (Ep 528)
David and Rachel Sugg are living proof that you don’t need to start with a ton of money to build a life of freedom through real estate.In this episode, they share their incredible journey of walking away from their W2 jobs and building a rental portfolio that gives them both financial independence and the freedom to travel and live life on their own terms.They break down the creative strategies th
What He Learned From Losing Money On A Rental Property With Scott Curry (Ep 527)
In this episode, Scott Curry shares the tough lessons from his first rental property—where things went wrong and how he turned it around. We break down what he learned, what he's doing differently now, and why he’s focused on 5-bedroom homes with land.Scott talks about the pros and cons of buying larger properties, how he manages tenant responsibilities like lawn care, and why land has become a ke
He Buys Rentals That Barely Cash Flow (For Now) With Kevin Karagias (Ep 526)
Kevin Karagias shares why he isn’t worried about today’s cash flow. Instead, he’s playing the long game—buying properties he knows will pay off as rents rise, values appreciate, and tenants pay down his mortgages.Kevin walks us through his portfolio and the key factors he looks for in a neighborhood. He also explains how he reinvests his cash flow to accelerate his growth, and why he believes time
What He Learned From Investing In Rentals For 40+ Years With Larry Myer (Ep 525)
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