Specializing in Purchasing, Rehabbing, and Managing Rental Properties in the Kansas city Metro and Surrounding Areas
Communicate Your Expectations The best thing you can do to make that process flow easily is communicate your expectations in terms of your desire for return communication. Each time you send anything to a contractor, that communication should include a mention of what you’d like to receive next — and when. For example, when you... Continue Reading →
The hardest job to hire for is something you used to do. For me, as a real estate investor, there were two jobs that were hardest to give up. One job that was hard to hire out was painting, as I had been a painter myself for 13 years before becoming a contractor for another... Continue Reading →
Why should I be nice to my landlord? Gosh, that is a good question. Isn’t my landlord just a greedy slumlord? Shouldn’t I expect an adversarial relationship? No, not at all. In fact, being nice (or nicer) to your landlord may reap you many benefits Being nice can be difficult if you rent from a large... Continue Reading →
One of the advantages of running an investment group is that you get to meet a lot of interesting people, while also discovering many investing opportunities. My one buddy who used to run the meetings with me not only became a pretty good speaker, but he also became good at raising private capital. He had a... Continue Reading →
How can real estate investors find the money for their multifamily real estate deals? There are many advantages of investing in multifamily real estate—even over and above single family home rentals. Still, with bigger and more expensive properties (and returns) come bigger price tags and financing needs. There are multiple ways to go about raising... Continue Reading →
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