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BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets 1313 episodes Latest Jun 1, 2026

The BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast is a show focused on real estate investing, hosted by Dave Meyer, Head of Real Estate at BiggerPockets. It airs three times a week, featuring interviews with successful investors who share their strategies, deal analyses, and lessons learned. The podcast aims to help listeners build wealth through real estate, covering topics from side income to full-time investing.

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Anyone Can Flip a House After Hearing This Jun 12, 2026 2193 Anyone can flip a house after hearing this episode. If you’ve got around 30 minutes and want to make a faster return on your money than rental properties, this is how you do it. And this isn’t just hype—Dave is putting this knowledge to the test, flipping his first house with the help of expert house flipper James Dainard.  James has flipped over 4,000 houses, has made more mistakes than almost
The “Johnny Appleseed" Strategy That Took Me from $60K/Year to Millionaire Jun 10, 2026 2512 In the early 2010s, Joseph Moore was a history professor earning $60,000/year with no real estate investing experience. Now, he’s a real estate millionaire, still working the job he loves, with fewer rental properties than you’d think, and financially free from a handful of real estate investments. He got there by following the historical lessons of the wealthy that he’s sharing in today’s episode
Retire Early with Less Than 10 Rentals? She Did It, Starting in 2022 Jun 8, 2026 2089 You don’t need a big, expensive, stressful rental property portfolio to retire on your terms. Today’s guest was able to leave her W-2 job in her late 30s, all thanks to a small, smart rental property portfolio. Most people think they need a dozen (or more) doors to reach a level of “freedom” that lets them walk away from their job. Lucy Hinds did it with half that amount. Did we mention she onl
Buy 1 Rental Every 2 Years and Watch What Happens Jun 5, 2026 1865 Buying just one rental every two years can make you financially free—and by a lot.  So many real estate investing influencers constantly talk about buying dozens, even hundreds of rental units to live your dream life and become a millionaire. But, as someone who’s been consistently investing, doesn’t own dozens of properties, and has made millions from real estate, I thought I’d do the math.
The Little-Known Loan That Helped Me Turn $9K Down into $150K in Equity Jun 3, 2026 2239 This is arguably the best real estate investing loan on the market today. It funds the purchase, renovation, closing costs, and up to six months of mortgage payments, so you’re not on the hook when renovating a vacant property, all for 3.5% down.  Today’s guest used it to put down just $9,000 on a house and, less than a year later, had $150,000 in equity. It changed his life and enabled him to
He Was Laid Off From TSA, Now He Owns an Entire Rental Portfolio Jun 1, 2026 3204 Before building an entire real estate portfolio, Matthew Garland was laid off from the TSA. He went from searching for contraband in your suitcase to searching for jobs ASAP. He had no degree, no office job experience, but he was good at connecting with people.  He got a job as a loan officer and was making money hand over fist. Then the market crashed, his savings dwindled, his credit score pl
6 Green Flags Most Real Estate Investors Miss May 29, 2026 1454 There are six “green flags” most real estate investors completely miss, but can make them serious wealth. Any of these six will allow you to buy an undervalued investment property, increase its value (and rents), and walk away wealthier than the other investors who simply glanced past it. The best part? These are often turn-offs for ordinary homebuyers, so your competition is even slimmer. Henr
If a Rental Doesn’t Pass This “Test,” Don’t Buy It May 27, 2026 2090 If you’re about to buy your first rental property, or are buying another, hear this. In today’s market, investors are growing more nervous before making a down payment on a property. That could be tens, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars you’ve worked for, and putting it in the wrong rental could set you back years to financial freedom. But if it’s the right property, you could fast-tr
She Started Investing in Her 50s, Now She’s Retired with 4 Rentals May 25, 2026 2881 Want to retire with rentals so you can buy back your time and travel the world? Despite a successful 35-year engineering career, today’s guest was still financially dependent on her nine-to-five—until she pivoted to real estate investing. In just four years, she has bought four rental properties and left her W-2 job for good. When Sandy Lee’s 50th birthday arrived, she realized she wasn’t quit
Buy a $500K/Year Income Stream? This Is How to Do It May 22, 2026 2537 What if, today, you could “buy” a $500K/year income stream? You could replace your salary. You could become the boss immediately and reach financial freedom faster. It’s not a gimmick, it’s not a scheme, it’s something much more boring than that.  In this episode, we’re talking about how to buy a business, especially small businesses, with Acquiring Minds’ Will Smith. Will spends his days inter
How to Find $150K Rental Properties in 2026 May 20, 2026 1621 You’re looking online and seeing properties priced at $300K, $400K, $500K, or more. As a real estate investor, that won’t cut it. What if you could get a deeper discount—we’re talking $150K rental properties. Don’t think it’s possible? Henry has been getting deals just like this in 2026, buying them, making upgrades, and walking into serious equity with way less money in.  How does he find them
7 Rentals in 2 Years by Buying in an Affordable Market Everyone Ignores May 18, 2026 2063 Nick Burke knew he wanted to invest, but in his high-priced New Jersey market, buying a cash-flowing rental property was close to impossible. He needed to find an affordable market, somewhere with population growth, equity upside, and houses below the $100K price point. He did it, but in a city, 99% of investors have completely written off arguably too soon.  Now, Nick owns a rental property po

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