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  • Investors Beware: HOA Foreclosures Are on the Rise and Increasingly Difficult to Stop

    Investors Beware: HOA Foreclosures Are on the Rise and Increasingly Difficult to Stop,Jeff Vasishta

    If you own a rental condo in a development overseen by a homeowners association (HOA), be on your guard. One missed bill could land you in a heap of trouble. […]

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  • How Martin Castro-Silva Flipped His Way to 11 Deals

    How Martin Castro-Silva Flipped His Way to 11 Deals,Garrett Brown

    Name Martin Castro-Silva Location Vero Beach and Sebastian, Florida Occupation Full-time real estate investor (former private client banker at Chase) Assets 11 properties transacted in 2025 (seven flipped, two rentals […]

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  • The Bulletproof BRRRR in 2026 (Buying One Tomorrow!)

    The Bulletproof BRRRR in 2026 (Buying One Tomorrow!),On The Market Podcast Presented by Fundrise

    Today’s guest is buying a perfect BRRRR tomorrow. Even with today’s interest rates, even in this housing market, Zach Kepes is still making serious money with the strategy everyone has […]

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  • $65,000/Year in Cash Flow From a 100% Remote Real Estate Portfolio

    $65,000/Year in Cash Flow From a 100% Remote Real Estate Portfolio,The BiggerPockets Podcast

    In just under six years, Bryan Field built a 100% remote real estate investment portfolio producing over $65,000 per year in cash flow. He bought properties sight unseen, chose markets […]

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  • He Made $60,000 in 2 Months with This “Failed” Real Estate Deal

    He Made $60,000 in 2 Months with This “Failed” Real Estate Deal,Real Estate Rookie Podcast

    Every rookie thinks their first deal will go according to plan (it almost never does). Today, we’re bringing on a guest who had a long list of all the worst-case […]

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  • How Nathan Nicholson Cashed Out His 401(k) to Build 23 Rentals

    How Nathan Nicholson Cashed Out His 401(k) to Build 23 Rentals,Garrett Brown

    Name Nathan Nicholson Location Louisville, Kentucky Occupation Full-time sales professional and real estate investor Assets 23 single-family rentals, 11 paid off, $311,000 in annual rent, $112,000 in true annual net […]

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  • How to Prepare for Your First Rental Property (Beginner Steps) (Rookie Reply)

    How to Prepare for Your First Rental Property (Beginner Steps) (Rookie Reply),Real Estate Rookie Podcast

    Don’t feel ready to buy your first rental property yet? Maybe you just need a better game plan. Today, we’re covering three different but common situations rookies find themselves in […]

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  • BRRRR vs. New Construction: Which Makes More Money in 2026 (I Did the Math)

    BRRRR vs. New Construction: Which Makes More Money in 2026 (I Did the Math),The BiggerPockets Podcast

    Is it better to buy an existing property with value-add potential or a new construction home in 2026? For years, there was no debate. The ability to buy a property […]

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  • The Midwest Is Dominating 2026 Real Estate Rankings—But the Drawbacks Matter

    The Midwest Is Dominating 2026 Real Estate Rankings—But the Drawbacks Matter,Jeff Vasishta

    If there were a U.S. championship for the best places to invest, the Midwest would see its cities grab gold, silver, and bronze medals. Not only have cities in the […]

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  • Saying “Rental” Doesn’t Make It Short-Term Rental Insurance: The Fine Print Between Landlord and STR Insurance Policies

    Saying “Rental” Doesn’t Make It Short-Term Rental Insurance: The Fine Print Between Landlord and STR Insurance Policies,Garrett Brown

    This article is presented by Proper Insurance. You bought a short-term rental, told your insurance agent what you were doing at the property, and they sold you a policy. You […]

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  • Capital Calls: What to Know Before You Put In More Cash

    Capital Calls: What to Know Before You Put In More Cash,On The Market Podcast Presented by Fundrise

    You invested in a real estate syndication, fund, or partnership. Now, the operator is coming to you asking for more cash. Whether expenses went up, income went down, mortgage rates […]

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  • Junk Fees Are Backfiring on Wall Street Landlords—and Creating Opportunities for Smaller Investors

    Junk Fees Are Backfiring on Wall Street Landlords—and Creating Opportunities for Smaller Investors,Jeff Vasishta

    As if the affordability crisis weren’t tough enough for cash-strapped tenants, corporate landlords’ “junk fees,” heaped on top of “base rents,” have sparked the ire of the FTC, which recently […]

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  • How Much Should You Put Down on Your First Rental?

    How Much Should You Put Down on Your First Rental?,The BiggerPockets Podcast

    You’ve saved up some money and are ready to buy your first rental property. Now comes the question: How much do you put down? Do you buy multiple cheaper properties […]

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  • Starter Homes Are Back. Here’s Exactly Where to Buy One

    Starter Homes Are Back. Here’s Exactly Where to Buy One,Real Estate Rookie Podcast

    For years, rookies have heard the same bad news: starter homes are disappearing, and first-time buyers are getting older. But the newest data shows something very different, and we’re breaking […]

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  • From Waiting Tables to $13K/Month: How Andres Martinez Used Co-Living to Build a 14-Property Portfolio

    From Waiting Tables to $13K/Month: How Andres Martinez Used Co-Living to Build a 14-Property Portfolio,Garrett Brown

    Name Andres Martinez Location Dallas, Texas Occupation Full-time real estate investor (former waiter and jazz musician) Assets 14 properties (10 owned, four under management), 107 co-living rooms, ~$27,000/month gross portfolio […]

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  • 10 College Towns Where Football Saturdays Pay Your Mortgage in 2026

    10 College Towns Where Football Saturdays Pay Your Mortgage in 2026,Garrett Brown

    It’s still 94 degrees out, but everyone has collectively decided it feels like fall; somebody’s uncle is already furious about a backup quarterback he has never watched play a snap; […]

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  • Home Builders Are Bleeding as Sales Run Dry, Workers Vanish

    Home Builders Are Bleeding as Sales Run Dry, Workers Vanish,On The Market Podcast Presented by Fundrise

    Builders are struggling to survive, let alone sell homes, in 2026. Prices aren’t keeping pace, home sales are falling, and nobody can find the labor to build the houses in […]

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  • The Returns Bell Curve: How I Spread Risk and Returns

    The Returns Bell Curve: How I Spread Risk and Returns,G. Brian Davis

    In real estate, high minimum investments aren’t just a barrier to entry—they’re also a barrier to diversification. Whether you buy investment properties directly or invest passively in syndications, funds, or […]

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  • The U.S. Has Entered Deep Renter’s Market Territory—Here’s What It Means For Investors

    The U.S. Has Entered Deep Renter’s Market Territory—Here’s What It Means For Investors,Jeff Vasishta

    “Renters, this is your year,” Zillow senior economist Kara Ng recently told NPR. It’s apparently a good time to be a tenant, as nearly 40% of listings on the market […]

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  • From Waiting Tables to $13,000+/Month in Just 3 Years (Thanks to Rentals)

    From Waiting Tables to $13,000+/Month in Just 3 Years (Thanks to Rentals),The BiggerPockets Podcast

    Three years ago, Andres Martinez was waiting tables. Today, he owns 10 rental properties, manages another four, and has a rental portfolio that brings in over $13,000 in monthly cash […]

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