I really enjoy all the BP podcasts, but there is something really special that you guys have - honestly communicating on all levels. I’ve finally convinced my husband that real estate will be our retirement by using some of your examples. Keep up the inspiration and thanks for your hard work❤
From your first condo purchase to a mix of long-term and short-term rentals, you've come a long way. I can relate to wanting to speed up financial independence. Your tools for managing properties are cool, and I'm sure lots of folks will find them useful. Keep it up!
Love this episode and I’m listening to it again!!!! A big question I’ve had for years. How do you know what renovations are going to build appreciation? Thank you!!
I absolutely love this podcast. I am a Bartender 2 days a week in a high end area in Orlando. I am also a Real estate agent 3 years in the biz. Thanks for all the awesome information. You guys are very current. 5 stars
We hear a lot of investors take equity out of the home. But what is the amount left afterward by the time you pay the lenders, ect for cashflow on a long term rental? We currently can refinance a flip we just did that would profit a lot by selling it and then immediately buying 2 more homes that already cashlow. Why would you pull out money to barely cashlow just to buy another home?
It depends on how much equity your initial house has and how much you take out. Barely cash flowing is probably not good but it’s better than letting your money devalue (equity) by not putting it to work. Houses will appreciate (ideally) and grown your money.
Create a LLC and use investor loans so you don't worry about dti. The loan is based on the properties cashflow not personal income/expenses.
I really enjoy all the BP podcasts, but there is something really special that you guys have - honestly communicating on all levels. I’ve finally convinced my husband that real estate will be our retirement by using some of your examples. Keep up the inspiration and thanks for your hard work❤
Wow - thank you so much! That communication is what it's all about :)
Very inspiring episode with Joe and Andrea. Wishing them success with the growing family and Real Estate endeavors. Thanks
From your first condo purchase to a mix of long-term and short-term rentals, you've come a long way. I can relate to wanting to speed up financial independence. Your tools for managing properties are cool, and I'm sure lots of folks will find them useful. Keep it up!
Love this episode and I’m listening to it again!!!! A big question I’ve had for years. How do you know what renovations are going to build appreciation? Thank you!!
I love your wife's creativity, Imma use that idea😊
Im glad Tony shared their personal story about their primary home , mines is surely being held off until i het my investment properties out the way
Keep up the great work Joe and Andrea!
Thank you so much! Appreciate the support!
I was impressed that his father, a teacher, taught him about the power of real estate while he was still working as a teacher. Good Podcast !!
I absolutely love this podcast. I am a Bartender 2 days a week in a high end area in Orlando. I am also a Real estate agent 3 years in the biz. Thanks for all the awesome information. You guys are very current. 5 stars
Great content!
Such a great episode 🔥
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Damn Tony's set up is upgraded
Right?!? It looks like a professional commercial studio over there!
We hear a lot of investors take equity out of the home. But what is the amount left afterward by the time you pay the lenders, ect for cashflow on a long term rental? We currently can refinance a flip we just did that would profit a lot by selling it and then immediately buying 2 more homes that already cashlow. Why would you pull out money to barely cashlow just to buy another home?
Brrrr method you take the cash out and go buy an investment property while keeping the roof over your head.
It depends on how much equity your initial house has and how much you take out. Barely cash flowing is probably not good but it’s better than letting your money devalue (equity) by not putting it to work. Houses will appreciate (ideally) and grown your money.
Good timing ⏱️