Redefining Success in Real Estate Investment

This chapter explores a philosophical approach to success in real estate investing, emphasizing effective management of a smaller portfolio. It presents strategies like the 'binder strategy' that help landlords maintain their assets while fostering positive tenant relationships.

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Don’t buy in good school districts. Always end your leases in winter. NEVER raise rents on a tenant.

These are just some of the “Dionisms” that have made Dion McNeeley, the so-called “lazy investor,” rich with rental properties. He achieved financial freedom, retiring early with a $200,000/year passive income after slowly, steadily, and lazily investing for the past decade.

Want to never swing a hammer? You don’t have to! Want tenants to stick around as long as possible? They will! Too scared to have the rent raise talk? Let Dion do it for you! In this episode, we’re breaking down the ten different “Dionisms” (unconventional landlord advice) that have literally made Dion millions and can do the same for you.

Dion went from debt-riddled to multi-millionaire in just over a decade, starting his journey making just $17/hour, with three kids and very little time. If Dion can reach financial freedom with FEWER rentals, why can’t you?

In This Episode We Cover:

Dion’s small (but mighty) financial freedom-enabling real estate portfolio

Dion’s “binder strategy” that has tenants raise rents FOR you

Why Dion never has his leases expire in the summer (even though EVERYONE says to do this)

Buying in average school districts? Dion says DON’T buy near good schools (and he’s right)

The surprising reason why the “worst states to invest in” will make you the richest

And So Much More!

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