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On this episode, my guest shares how you don't have to build a rental portfolio and keep it forever. As things change in life you can change the properties you own.We talk about how my guest built a portfolio of 30 apartments. As he got older, he wanted newer properties and fewer tenants. He sold the apartments and bought 7 single-family houses that produced the same cash flow.My guest also shares how he used leverage to build his portfolio, and how he paid them off.

Tom shares how he took the money that he had in an old 401(k) retirement account and started buying rentals with that money.On this episode, we talk about how Tom set everything up, how he got a mortgage in his retirement account, and some of the IRS regulations you need to be aware of.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode382

Zach lives in an expensive area where a duplex would have cost him $400k or more. On this episode, Zach shares how he bought a duplex for $92K by looking out of state.We talk about how he found the area he's investing in, how he found the property, and how he manages the property from halfway across the country.Zach also shares how much he paid for the property, his expenses, and monthly cash flow.

Marvin owns a mix of single-family homes, apartments, Airbnb's, and mixed-use buildings. He doesn't have time to self-manage his properties, so he's outsourced the management to property management companies.On this episode, we look at the numbers for his properties, including what he paid, how much they rent for, what his mortgage payments are, how much he pays his managers, how he budgets for repairs, and how much he profits from each property.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode380

Ashish from investorfriendlycpa.com explains the difference between long-term and short-term rentals in the eyes of the IRS.He shares how you can save money on taxes with either strategy and a big tax benefit to owning both types of rentals.Mentioned on the podcast:Bonus: How To Save Money With Real Estate Professional Status:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rental-income-podcast-with-dan-lane/id920898575?i=1000539976881

Joe shares how because of his rental income he's able to be selective with freelance work he takes on for his 9 - 5 job. He only takes on projects that he will enjoy doing, instead of taking on whatever he can for the money.Joe shares his gross rental income, mortgage payment amounts, typical expenses, and his net monthly cash flow.We also talk about how he got started buying rentals, and why he likes buying both long-term rentals and Airbnb's.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode379

Michael wanted to buy rentals, but he ran out of down payment money. He loved the idea of the BRRRR Strategy, but he's busy with his day job and doesn't have time to rehab properties. On this episode, he shares how he's been buying rent-ready properties, with none of his own money.We also talk about how he's finding properties, how he raised private money, and we talk about some of the risks to his strategy.

Andy and Erika share how they have been saving money for down payments to buy rentals. We talk about their criteria to buy a property, what they are looking for in a potential tenant, and how they divide the management of their rental portfolio.They also share their numbers for what their properties, what they are rented for, their mortgage payment, and their cash flow.

Pravin shares his gross rent, expenses, and net profit for each type of rental he owns. On this episode, we talk about how he financed his portfolio, how long it took him to go from $0 to $83,000 in rental income, and why he decided to use a strategy of buying some properties for cash flow and others for cash flow and appreciation.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode376

Tina is an investor that nets about $5k a month from her rental portfolio. She wants to get to $10k a month.This episode is a recording of a strategy session between Tina and Caeli Ridge.They talk about Tina's goals, and how her credit affects her plans. Caeli also looks at a potential deal, and comes up with a game plan for Tina.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/bonus-tina

On this episode Dan and Farris answer listener emails:1.) Is this a bad time to invest in rental properties2.) What are some of the best ways to find deals today?3.) Finding money to buy my next property has been a challenge. What are some ways creative ways to find capital?4.) Working with Realtorshttps://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode375

Tom shares how he went from being a new investor with 2 rentals to buying a portfolio of 75 rentals. We talk about how he found the deal, how dealt with losing some of his properties to eminent domain, and he sold off some of the properties for a huge gain.Tom also shares what he paid for the portfolio, his gross rents and his net profit.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode374

Tom shares how instead of saving money for his kids to go to college, he bought 6 rentals. The cash flow those rentals generate has paid for his 4 kids to go to college.He has also used the rental income to pay for a car and for his wife to stay home with the kids.On this episode, we talk about his portfolio and how he manages his properties.

Marky wanted to invest in rentals, but properties were too expensive for him to do it locally.On this episode, Marky shares his experience buying a fully rehabbed turnkey property. After seeing how that property worked out, he figured he could make more money if he put a team together and did the rehab on his own for futureMarky shares the good and the bad of out-of-state investing, and how things have worked out for him.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode372

Mortgage rates are increasing, the stock market has been tanking, and we are probably headed towards a recession. Is this a bad time to buy a rental?We talk to a real estate agent, a lender, and a wholesaler to talk about what they are seeing in the market, to help you decide what is best for you.Contact info for Bill Kenny, Caeli Ridge, And David Olds:https://rentalincomepodcast.com/bonus-market

Brandon was able to replace his W2 income with a small rental portfolio.On this episode, Brandon shares 4 things he did to set him up financially for the rest of his life.We also look at Brandon's numbers including how much money he invested, his mortgage balance, gross rental income, expenses, and his monthly cash flow.

Terry took out a HELOC against his primary residence and he uses it to buy rental properties. He then uses the rental income to pay off the HELOC.He has used this strategy to buy 7 houses that generate $7,000 a month in rental income.Terry also shares his strategy of buying nice houses in good neighborhoods that are easy to manage.We also talk about how Terry saves money on appliances and other upgrades he does to his properties.

Dakota shares his story of how he bought a property that he house hacked while working for Domino's Pizza as a delivery driver.We talk about how he continued to build his rental portfolio over the next 7 years by using a few different financing techniques.He started with $419 and today he has millions of dollars in equity in his rental portfolio.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode369

Natasha shares how she was able to leave her W-2 job and support herself with her rental income.We take a look at Natasha's portfolio and her numbers. We talk about how she budgets for repairs and vacancies, and how she uses the tax code to legally avoid paying taxes on her rental income.We also talk about how Natasha gets health insurance, and why she rents herself, instead of owning a home.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode368

KC & Kaysie talk about selling a rental property that was netting them $1,500 a month and moving the equity to a new property that now nets them $15,000 a month.They open up their books and share all the numbers for the old and new property and we figure out how they were able to make this transaction happen.We also talk about how they found the deal, how they financed it, and how they have been managing the property.