BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

Ryan Tseko, a former pilot, became a multimillionaire by his mid-30s through real estate investing. He shares his journey from house-hacking to managing one of the largest real estate portfolios. Learn about the challenges of long-distance investing, adding value to a team, and leasing 40 units in 40 days. Discover how Ryan transferred skills from flying to real estate and the importance of checklists. Plus, hear about getting your foot in the door and using social media for promotion.

Kim Woolf Bosler, real estate investor who started her portfolio at age fifty-six, shares her story of going from primary residence owner to building a portfolio of twenty properties. Kyle Mast, a financially-free CFP, discusses how to invest in real estate even if you don't have millions in the bank. Topics include using retirement accounts to buy rental properties, increasing income in retirement, and utilizing home equity.

Robert J. Hamilton, Insurance Office of America's expert on the 2023 insurance market, discusses why insurance prices have reached record highs and the potential for a reset in the market. Andrew Cushman provides tips on finding a better rate and protecting your property. The podcast explores the impact of insurance rates on real estate investing, challenges in the insurance market, and the importance of understanding insurance policy forms.

Mikey Taylor, a former professional skater turned serial investor, shares his strategy of turning "boring" investments into cash machines, making millions of dollars. He discusses his transition from skateboarding to real estate, building a brewery, investing in big multifamily deals, and the bold moves he made to achieve financial mastery. Topics include passive income, starting a successful brewery, and the fear of life after skateboarding.

Dan Nelson, an elite agent from the Midwest, shares how his client made massive equity on a heavily underpriced private listing in Chicago. Jodi Gauthier, a Houston-based agent, secured a lucrative seller-financed deal for her client. They discuss metrics to watch before investing, finding cash flow in challenging markets, and the importance of long-term thinking. They also explore realtors' hesitancy towards owner financing. A humorous conversation about cheese ends the episode.

Learn how to invest in real estate with $20K using a 'sneaky rental tactic'. Discover the concept of house hacking and the benefits of buying a property with potential for growth. Get advice on real estate strategy for military families and how to partner with experienced individuals to decrease risk and increase learning opportunities.

Soli Cayetano, a 25-year-old real estate investor, shares how she generates over $10K per month in passive income by buying affordable rental properties. They discuss the benefits of investing in overlooked markets and the potential for high returns. The episode also covers strategies for managing rental properties, investing in multifamily syndications, and creating accountability in real estate investing. The speakers emphasize the importance of starting small, taking action, and setting goals. They also share their experiences with their Instagram community and the power of commitment in achieving success.

Real estate investor David Greene and economist Dave Meyer discuss top headlines in the housing market, including multibillion-dollar lawsuits affecting first-time home buyers, potential deflation concerns, and Goldman Sachs' home price predictions for 2023 and 2024. They also delve into the risks of cyber attacks on MLS software and the impact of buyers paying for their own agents. The discussion includes the potential consequences of lawsuits on the real estate industry, with concerns about power shifting to big hedge funds.

Real estate investing is changing with builders not meeting buyer demand, insurance companies leaving top investing states, and property threats increasing. David Green, Rob and special guest Dana Bull provide insights on topics like buying pricey property vs smaller rentals, dealing with illegal ADU, insurance companies leaving states, and the best property type to buy. They also discuss the importance of having an end goal, different preferences in investing, the rise of land flipping, building equity through new construction, and addressing the gap between demand and supply in the real estate market.

Jason Lee, a big earner despite a challenging upbringing, shares his journey from pre-med to successful real estate investor. He overcame setbacks and rejection, emphasizing the importance of learning and building wealth. They discuss childhood experiences, finding passion in real estate, maintaining perspective, and the challenges of investing in the San Diego market. Jason's story teaches the value of resilience, mentorship, and seizing opportunities.