Is that rental property really a good deal? The Cash Flow Myth makes many investors believe that any property with rent potential is automatically profitable. You’ve heard the buzz about a 50-year mortgage plan, but would that even make a bad deal good? The truth is, it doesn’t matter if
Getting started in real estate investing can feel overwhelming, especially with so many strategies and property types to consider. One of the most beginner-friendly approaches is investing in a dual income property. These unique properties give you the chance to earn rental income from more than one tenant under a
Self-storage is quietly becoming the go-to investment for landlords who are tired of late-night repair calls, flaky tenants, and unpredictable rental income. If you’re looking for a better way to build wealth without the constant headaches. On this (Ep 59) of the 5-Minute PRIME Podcast, host Martin Maxwell dives deep
Property taxes jumped 12% last year—time to sell or rent it out? If that hits you where it hurts, you’re not alone. Homeownership costs—property taxes, insurance, maintenance—are climbing fast, forcing owners into a high-stakes showdown: sell vs rent. Take a $400,000 home—non-mortgage expenses ballooned from $10,000 annually in 2023 to
Ever wondered why not everyone gets into real estate investing? The solution may surprise you: it’s all about cash flow, a notion that’s often misunderstood and underappreciated. Cash flow, or the net amount of cash going into and out of a property, is fundamental to real estate investment. It is