8 Rentals Remotely Across 3 States While Juggling a Full-Time Job & Family

Dec 16, 2024

Nico Garcia, a local real estate investor and agent from Montgomery County, shares his journey of managing eight rental properties across three states while balancing a full-time job and family life. He discusses how his parents' investing experience shaped his path and offers valuable tips on remote property management. Nico emphasizes the importance of resilience during challenging times and the benefits of having investor-friendly agents. He also highlights the balance between taking action and careful analysis in successful real estate investing.

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Intro

00:00 • 3min

Balancing Life and Real Estate Investment

02:52 • 24min

Navigating Remote Property Management and Portfolio Growth

27:11 • 4min

From Zero to Multi-State Rentals

30:46 • 10min

Navigating Real Estate: The Vital Role of Investor-Friendly Agents

40:36 • 5min

Navigating Remote Real Estate Investing

45:42 • 14min

The Balance of Action and Analysis in Real Estate Investing

59:15 • 7min

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