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Hosted by ActiveRentalIncome · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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This is the show about using active strategies to create rental income to fund your life and hit your goals. We focus on strategies that allow you to develop expertise over time and get compensated for becoming great at rental investing.
ActiveRentalIncome hosts Active Rental Income, a business show with 20 episodes published.
I used to move furniture for a living and I still think it's one of the worst jobs on earth — but the strategy I built around moving myself, again and again, has quietly become one of the biggest wealth accelerators in m
I haven't gotten a home inspection in 9 years, and I'vebought over 70 units in that time. Most investors think the inspection is whatprotects them — I've seen prominent investors call it the single most importantpart of
I had a tenant living in one of my first Baltimore houseswhen my property manager called — the city had taped a letter to the doordeclaring it unfit for habitation. I thought my rental license was active. Itwasn't the re
Early in my career I was chasing 16 rentals doing everythingthe "safe" way — 20% down, conventional loans, no BRRRR. I recentlyadded up what that actually cost me in cash I could've redeployed instead. Thenumber was $550
I've had investors at meetups genuinely shocked that Ifactor closing costs into my BRRRR underwriting — "those are just closingcosts," they tell me. But on a $100K deal, that's $25K between purchaseand refi, and if you d
Everyone told me real estate was dead the moment ratesdoubled — I built most of my $12 million portfolio after that happened. Itstarted with an FHA house hack I bought for $11,900 out of pocket, a car-lesstrip with a rea
I break down how we decide whether it's worth paying to keepa good tenant around versus letting them go, and why we sometimes choose tocompensate a tenant even when we're not required to. It's a mindset shiftthat's saved
Your monthly cash flow spreadsheet is lying to you — and thereason is one expense almost every landlord underestimates or ignorescompletely: turnover cost. In this episode, I break down the real, all-in cost ofturning ov
In this episode, I break down the real three-step processfor building a network of relevant experts who will give you specific, tacticalanswers to specific, tactical questions: proximity, asking real questions, andclosin
For years, I avoided rent court at all costs — chasingpartial payments, negotiating cash-for-keys, doing anything to dodge thecourtroom. Then one day I sat in on someone else's case as an observer andeverything changed.
We left a Class A apartment in DC for a $96k row house inBaltimore, betting that living in the market would teach us faster than reading about it ever could. It worked — but first we had a front-row seat to a screaming d
I showed up to a renovation and found a stranger passed outon my back porch. I called the cops to remove her — and watched them try tomake her my tenant instead. This is the story of how close I came to losing ahouse to
I closed on a house without ever seeing it, then opened thedoor to something out of a horror movie — mosquitos everywhere, buckets ofwaste, and standing water in the basement that looked like sewage. What Ialmost did nex
The year we made $450,000, the government took $180,000 of it. Floating in the ocean in Puerto Rico, I did some math in my head — and ninety days later I quit my job. If you’re a real estate investor or aspiring investor
Same house, same problem, completely different outcome —because of skill, not luck. A passive landlord walked away from $25,000 he didn't have to pay. We walked into the same situation, broke open a wall, foundthe leak,
I made almost every mistake you can make on a single deal —bad numbers, wrong tenants, a management contract I didn't read, and four yearsof losses I never added up because I didn't want to know. This is that story. If y
This episode is about the time that a city letter caused Someone to give me their property at a 200k dollar discount . I go into how it happened and how I turned a tough situation into a great opportunity. If you're a la
A story from my first rental deal. I made a ton of mistakes and ended up with one tenant that wanted me to pay them to live there for free If you're a landlord, real estate investor, or rentalproperty owner doing BRRR, b
A stranger showed up at one of my rental properties, changed the locks, and claimed he lived there. When I called the police, they told me they couldn't remove him. Here's how I got my house back If you're a landlord, re
Real estate changed my life — but not because I went passive. I'm your host Aaron, and in this episode I'm telling you exactly what Active Rental Income is, why I built a 75-unit portfolio the hard way, and what this sho
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