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Inspiring interviews with everyday people that are generating passive income by investing in rental properties. On each episode, we talk to a landlord about how they found and purchased their rental properties, how they financed them, and issues they face with property management, and managing tenants. Make sure you follow the show. A new episode is released every Tuesday.
Unknown Host hosts Rental Income Podcast With Dan Lane, a business show with 591 episodes published.
Chris Sherman runs a successful business, but he knows that no business is guaranteed forever. That's why his goal is to build enough rental income to eventually replace the income his business generates, giving him fina
On this bonus episode, we're joined by Caeli Ridge, President of Ridge Lending Group, to talk about one of the most powerful financing tools available to rental property investors: the HELOC. Caeli explains how investors
Ten years ago, Chase Bauer was commuting to work and listening to the Rental Income Podcast every day, dreaming about buying his first rental property. He had no idea how to get started, but after hearing enough success
A lot of real estate investors think the biggest hurdle to buying more rentals is saving enough money for down payments. Nick Disney has taken a different approach. Instead of waiting years to build up cash, Nick uses HE
Buying rental properties wasn't Jenny Brown's dream at first. It was her husband's. In fact, Jenny got pulled into real estate investing because her husband kept handing her paperwork to complete. But once she got involv
Many real estate investors avoid C- and D-class neighborhoods due to crime, older housing stock, and management challenges. Mike Bonadies sees opportunity where others see problems. On this episode, Mike explains why he
Steve Whetzel has tried real estate investing three different times over the last 30 years, and the first two attempts didn’t end the way he hoped. On this episode, we look back at each chapter of his investing journey t
Ryan Thomson has gone all in on house hacking and believes it’s one of the fastest ways to build a rental portfolio. Ryan loves house hacking because of the favorable financing. Instead of putting 20–25% down like a trad
When a rental sits vacant, landlords lose money every single day. In the past, many investors waited for the “perfect” tenant, but today, many renters who may look risky on paper could end up being great long-term tenant
Ari Rubin has been investing in rental properties long enough to know that eventually, something is going to go wrong. Really wrong. But despite dealing with nightmare situations that would make a lot of investors quit,
Davethought he was making the smart move. By paying off several of his rental properties, he figured he’d lower his expenses, boost his cash flow, and simplify his portfolio. But after doing it, he started to feel like h
Bianca Barcelos has built her portfolio using both long-term and mid-term rentals, and on this episode, we break down what that actually looks like in the real world. Bianca walks through her experience with both strateg
Greg Hall did what a lot of investors dream about, he scaled fast. In just three years, Greg built a portfolio of more than 100 rental properties, buying mostly single-family homes in a market about three hours from wher
Ryan is using a simple but powerful strategy to build his rental portfolio, and it all starts with a HELOC. Instead of going through traditional financing, Ryan uses a line of credit to buy properties, using what appears
Mike Thompson isn’t trying to build a massive rental empire. His goal is simple: a handful of solid properties that generate income for retirement and create something he can pass down to his kids. Mike started by buying
On this episode, Tom McGreevy might not sound like your typical landlord. He doesn’t raise rents, doesn’t charge late fees, and even admits he might be “too nice” to his tenants. In fact, Tom says he’d give himself a fai
On this episode, Kaycee Miller shares the real story behind building new construction rentals, including the wins and the unexpected challenges. Kaycee started out buying foreclosures and rehabbing them, but began to won
Anna Mendoza started investing out of state because she believed it would produce better returns. Living in an expensive market, the $60,000 she had saved wasn’t enough to buy anything locally. But in other parts of the
On this episode, Carlo Finotti explains why owning just one rental property can actually be riskier than owning several. When you only have one property, a major repair or a few months of vacancy can wipe out your cash f
On this episode, Seamus Nally shares a powerful lesson every investor eventually faces: if it’s not working, pivot. Seamus originally set out to build a portfolio of student rentals. The plan made sense. The numbers work
Jenny Brown
social worker, clinical couple-and-family therapist, founder of the Family Systems Institute, director of the Family Systems Practice · Simply Lavish Health and Wellness
1 appearance on this show
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Greg Hall
Vice President of Mission Impact · YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly
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Mike Thompson
Managing Director and Head of Capital Solutions for Europe · Keystone Restituere Center for Justice
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Jeremy Smith
author of 'Transforming Travel' and 'Clean Breaks, 500 Ways to See the World', co-founder of Tourism Declares a Climate Emergency, co-author of the Glasgow Declaration for Climate Action in Tourism · Crosspoint Church
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