- February 17, 2026
Stop Buying Rentals and Start Buying Rental Portfolios (Scale Much Faster)
Most people have never thought about it. Instead, they slowly build their rental portfolio to 10 or (at the most) 20 units. And while we
How to (Legally) Pay the Least Amount in Taxes as a Real Estate Investor
This episode alone could save you hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands in taxes—all with 100% legal means. If you own a rental property, you
Bank-Owned Homes Grew Rapidly at the End of 2025—Are We in a New Era of Distress?
In This Article When foreclosure activity reaches the REO stage, it represents the outcome of financial distress. The homeowner is no longer in the picture,
The 7 Places Self-Managing Landlords Lose Money Without Realizing It
In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. When I bought my first rental, I was determined to self-manage. Not because I loved property management,
Where Should You List Your Rental to Find Tenants Fast
In This Article Get ready to rumble! There’s an epic fight brewing among real estate portals, with established players facing off against mega-brokerages that are
6 Ways Airbnb Hosts Are Leaving Thousands on the Table—But What You Can Do to Fix It
In This Article Most short-term rental hosts wake up and do the same thing: check occupancy, tweak pricing, and hope the bookings keep rolling in.
The “18-Year Real Estate Cycle” Ends in 2026 (What Now?)
Dave:There’s a prominent theory originated by real economists, not just rogue YouTubers, that the real estate market runs in 18 year cycles and at the
Get Excited Investors—Home Flipping and BRRRR Could Make a Big Comeback This Year
In This Article Hammers at the ready! After a stagnant few years, fix-and-flipping, along with its investment cousin, BRRRR-ing, might be poised for a comeback
The FHA Took Care of Its Piggy Bank—Investors Have a Big Reason to Care About That
In This Article Source First (Teacher Rule!): Everything you’re about to learn comes from one textbook: Annual Report to Congress Regarding the Financial Status of
6 States Where Eviction Filings Are Highest—And What to Watch For When Investing in Them
In This Article Eviction filings are up nationally, eclipsing pre-pandemic highs that could well test the rental market for years to come, while landlords struggle