You Have 10 Doors. Here’s How to Scale From There.
Getting to ten rental properties is genuinely hard. Most people never do it. So if you’re there, give yourself credit […]
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Seven Ways to Reduce Operating Expenses on Your Rental Property
Here’s something I’ve learned after acquiring over 6,000 apartment units: there is always somewhere between 3% – 10% fat in
Why Tenants Leave (And What You Can Do About It)
This post reflects my personal experience managing 2,000+ apartment units across the US. It is not legal or financial advice.
How to Use Seller Financing to Lower Your Cost of Capital
My mountain house. My island. My primary beach home in Charleston. All three of those were seller financed. In each
How to Audit Your Rental Property Insurance and Actually Lower Your Premiums
Some of our insurance policies have doubled, tripled, even quadrupled in the last 24 months. I’m not exaggerating. The premiums
How to Manage Stress and Pressure as a Real Estate Investor
Interest rates, insurance costs, bad operators — here’s how to manage pressure when multiple things go wrong at once in your portfolio, and what actually moves the needle.
Should You Accept Partial Rent or Pursue Eviction? Here’s How I Think About It.
A tenant owes you $1,500. They show up with $650. Do you take it or start the eviction process? It
How to Handle Long-Term Tenants Paying Below-Market Rent
This post reflects my personal experience managing 2,000+ apartment units across the US. It is not legal advice. Rent increase
How to Increase Multifamily Property Value Without Acquiring New Assets
Most operators spend their energy chasing the next acquisition. More doors, more markets, more capital raises. That’s not a bad
How To Reduce Operating Expenses
If you’ve been in the game long enough, you know this: it’s not always the lack of revenue that kills