Money Magazine recently published some "tough love" by Suze Orman making the argument that you shouldn't retire until the age of 70! Josh and Jack chat about the goal of retiring much sooner and how we are working on getting there through streams of...

A small change in plans. Last week we talked about a recent flip and our plans on creating scarcity and driving demand through unique marketing. Since then we have sold the property to another investor but wanted to follow-up with some thoughts on...

We just finished another rehab and have chosen to flip this one. However, we are up against some time limits, especially living in the great cold north. So we have opted to experiment with the marketing and launch of this fix and flip property.

The basic concept of depreciation is that your investment property is made up of two parts, the land and the improvements on the land, i.e., your house. Appraisers will assign percentage values to your property based on these two parts. For this examp

The last 2 profit centers can be the most confusing for people, and for us, Depreciation and Amortization Definition: What Does “Amortization” Mean In Real Estate? Amortization is the schedule of your monthly mortgage loan payments.

Thanks to the Four Profit Centers, Real Estates Investing has created more millionaires than any other investment vehicle. In part 2, of a four-part series, we discussion appreciation and how to calculate it as part of your return on investment.

Thanks to the Four Profit Centers, Real Estates Investing has created more millionaires than any other investment vehicle. In part 1, of a four-part series, we start diving into the Four Profit Centers of Real Estate Investing with the first episode focus

In part 2, of our series on out of state real estate investing, we discuss why one should consider it, what questions you should ask, and expectations around out of state turnkey providers and wholesalers.

EP030 | Out of State Investing - Part 1 - Clayton Morris Interviews the REI Rookies

EP029 | Good Debt vs. Bad Debt