it has been almost exactly one year since I purchased the property that made me financially independent. A year into this, here's what I've learned.
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On the corner of 2nd and Main Street is the new 226 residence building composed of 23 studios, 145 1-bedrooms, and 58 2-bedrooms. Vancouver based, Create Properties brings a unique vibe to their properties where you can live, work and play. This development will feature: a green roof for residents with garden plots and storage for gardening supplies, electric vehicle charging stations, four artist studios, bicycle stalls, 13000 square feet of retail space, and culture space.
This fabulous development is situated within walking distance to the Olympic Village, close to breweries and dining spots.
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Tenants are on the move. What are the most common reasons they may leave your rentals? How can landlords prevent these moves to keep good tenants?
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Those who benefit from the status quo hate disruptive technology. Just look at the millions of dollars the taxi industry has spent lobbying for state and local governments to regulate—or outright ban—ride-sharing services like Uber. And, of course, the hotel industry has spent millions of dollars trying to do the same with vacation rental services [...]
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To investors, it might be the ultimate question -- what separates those who fail from those who succeed? Turns out there are a few key differentiators.
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If you buy the best house on the best area with the best growth projections, but your property manager is incompetent, you’re going to lose money.
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Over time, I came to realize that by using some creative strategies, I didn't actually need to have that many units to have the lifestyle I wanted.
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If money is limited and you are looking to make your mobile home attractive to the largest number of serious buyers, then consider this list.
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Does the idea of analyzing multifamilies make you sweat? If you're looking to build wealth through this powerful strategy, get your guide to valuation here!
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With a little life hacking, you can make money on most Americans' two largest expenses. Talk about expediting your journey towards early financial freedom!
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Getting references from previous landlords is perhaps the most important of all the screening steps. A lousy tenant can’t hide from their past actions.
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Should you make extra payments on your mortgage, and if so, how much more should you pay and starting when? Look at the numbers and get insight here!
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What are the true reasons for income inequality—and what should be done about it? This article may change your point of view on this controversial subject!
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Don't get me wrong; it's vital to learn before you jump into real estate. But you don't want to settle for just learning, putting off the date of beginning.
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In this episode of The BiggerPockets Podcast, we’re excited to talk about two incredibly powerful strategies any real estate investor (new or experienced!) can use to grow their business: partnerships and BRRRR investing. Today’s guest, Ian Reeves, used a combination of both these strategies to build an incredible portfolio in just the past few years, [...]
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Despite using the bathroom every day since you were born, you probably still make mistakes that you weren’t aware of. Check out these examples:
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Using toxic chemicals to clean
Let’s take a moment to think about the reason you’re actually cleaning anyway…to kill infection- and illness-causing bacteria, right? Then, you’ll be surprised to know many of the cleaning products you’re using could be harmful to your health. The Environmental Working Group has published a “Hall Of Shame” list of worst-offending cleaning products, many of which are banned in other countries and have ingredients known to cause cancer, blindness and more.
Instead, make your own green cleaner using fruit! A grapefruit cut in half with salt is an effective tub scrubber and a halved lemon will make the water stains on your faucets a distant memory. Not to mention, your bathroom will smell amazing. Source: HuffingtonPost
Flushing the toilet with the lid up
You pee, wipe, stand up, and just flush the toilet, right? It sounds basic enough. But flushing the toilet with the lid still up is a mistake, because there’s this thing called “toilet plume” you may not know about. “Toilet plume” is the mixture of small waste particles and water in your toilet that can shoot aerosolized feces as high as 15 feet into the air when you flush. Yuck, and no thank you.
A study conducted at the University of Oklahoma found that “toilet plume could play a contributory role in the transmission of infectious diseases.” Another study in 2012 at Leeds University discovered that a germ called C. difficile can be catapulted up to 10 inches above the toilet seat every time you flush with the lid open. By the way, C. difficile gives you nausea and makes you vomit. So, yeah, close the lid before you flush. Source: HelloGiggles
Ignoring the floor
Your bathroom floor is dirtier than your toilet seat, according to ABC News. If you walk around in your bare feet, you’re going to pick up all kinds of bacteria (as many as 2 million per square inch). In fact, most people worry about the toilet seat, but never pay attention to the even more dangerous floor. So make sure your feet are covered instead of the toilet seat if you’re a germaphobe. Source: Bustle
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Like many, when I started, I had little to no cash, little to no experience, and little to no help. Sound familiar? We're about to change that.
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When it comes to real estate, reputation is very important. Are you doing enough to put forth a positive image in your market?
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Are you getting jet-set for a summer getaway? Put your plumbing on your pre-vacation to-do list.
In just a couple of minutes and with a few turns of the wrist, you can save money during your trip and make sure catastrophic water damage doesn’t occur in your absence. Read on to learn how.
Shut Down Your Hot Water Heater
If you have a traditional tank water heater that runs on electricity or natural gas, it’s likely to be among the highest energy consuming appliances in your home. But you might not know this if you’ve never shut your water heater down for a week, only to come home to significantly lower utility bills.
As long as there’s no risk of freezing, there’s nothing wrong with shutting off your water heater for a few days. You can either use the main shutoff handle on your water heater itself, or shut it off at your main circuit panel if that’s more accessible. Some water heaters have a “vacation” setting on the temperature control dial. Alternatively, you can just turn the temperature dial to its lowest setting.
If you’re making this part of your vacation routine for the first time, leave yourself a note to turn the power back on as soon as you get home. It will take a little while to heat up a full tank of cool water.
Shut Off Your Water Supply
When it comes to home repair headaches, broken plumbing pipes are especially costly because of the huge mess they create. If you’re not home to notice the deluge and take action, you might suffer catastrophic property damage. But if you completely shut off the water supply to your home, you can prevent plumbing-related water damage altogether.
If you don’t know exactly where your main shut-off valve is, you should locate it today. Because even if a pipe breaks while you’re at home, the best way to minimize damage is to go directly to the valve and shut off the flow of water at the source.
The main shut-off valve is near the water meter in most homes. Sometimes it will be a hand-crank knob or handle on a large pipe in the basement. In warm climates, it’s often located outside the home, sometimes below ground and covered by a grate. These valves may require a long-handled tool called a valve key. If you can’t find your shut-off valve, your local plumber can show you and make sure it’s working properly.
If you shut off your water supply before vacation, open a faucet on the other end of the house to drain what water remains in the lines. When you return, reopen the main valve slowly to minimize surging pressure on your pipes and fixtures.
Shutting off all your water may not be an option if you rely on a sprinkler system or have some other plumbing system that needs to stay on. But you can still prevent isolated leaks in other areas of the home by shutting off individual valves on lines leading to toilets, sinks, dishwashers, refrigerators and washing machines. Just look for a handle located along the water line leading from the wall.
Give yourself a little extra peace of mind when you’re on vacation by taking these simple steps before you depart. And if you need any help getting to know your home’s plumbing or taking other steps to prevent leaks before they start, you can always call upon your [Link To Franchise].
Ed is a successful investor. He made a lot of money for a lot of years. Sadly, he flushed a bunch of it down the toilet as well. How? By overpaying the IRS.
View the full article: How Hiring a Tax Strategist—Not Accountant or CPA—Could Save You Thousands Every Year on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Your tenant application should cover much more than the basics of name, address & references. Get a full snapshot of each applicant with these questions.
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There are key roles every property management operation needs to have covered. Here are a few indispensable members I have on my team.
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Is being too focused a bad thing? Here's why the new investor has a huge benefit in keeping their head on a swivel and pivoting to the tides of the market.
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Attics are places that seem to be frozen in time, collecting dust and hiding forgotten family heirlooms. However, with some effort, it is possible to transform the underused space into a stylish, tranquil haven.
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Below are 5 decorating tips for an attic bedroom sanctuary:
Using Sloped Ceilings Properly
Use sloped ceilings wisely. “Dormers are great for window seats, desks or reading nooks,” says Heron. “These types of activities don’t require ceiling height, so where things are constricted, they provide extra function to that space.”
If you’re short on storage, built-in shelving is another wise use of the space where a sloped ceiling meets the floor. Source: Houzz
Avoiding Overcrowding & Using Furniture
Speaking of furniture, since attics tend to be more cramped than other rooms you’ll want to avoid overstuffing your attic with bulky furniture. The fewer items you have, the better the flow will be. Choose furniture with a low profile since ceiling height could impede movement. Keep beds away from the lowest parts of the room so that nobody bumps their heads when getting in and out. Another issue with a converted attic is that you often lose storage space. This is a problem since you also want to limit the amount of furniture in the attic. The answer is to incorporate storage into the furniture you have. Beds that have drawers beneath them, ottomans that have interior storage, and other multi-purpose pieces of furniture will help you achieve this goal without swamping the space. Source: Blog.ClubFurniture
Picking Colors
The room paint is quite a challenge for the attic room. The reason behind this is simple, these kind of rooms have less walls and wide ceiling. It is important to do the paint work carefully so that you can make the room attractive. The trick is to use two different colours on the wall and the ceiling. Select white or neutral colour for the walls to make it bright. Source: HomeDecorXP
Making Use of a Ceiling Skylight
The attic is the perfect location for a skylight. Although it doesn’t strictly fall under the category of decorations, it’s a very practical project that will add to the appeal of your home. It will allow you to enjoy the great-looking night sky and cloud-gazing during the day right from the comfort of your new room. This will also save on electricity during the day as light will stream into your room and you won’t have to light up the place. There are many innovative options out there you can make use of during your projects. Source: ImproveNet
Choosing Window Treatments
The attic was now ready for the gangly youth, but there was an important detail that needed to be incorporated with Window treatments ideas! Neighbors who’d had their home redone recently told us, the best option to find large varieties of the most effortless and effective window dressings is online shopping. This would also save us professional consultation and installation fees. Going through the online options had our eyes popping! The variety was amazing, but we soon educated ourselves enough to narrow the options down to two – Window Shutters or Cellular Shades. Though the cellular shades were cheaper and provided exemplary insulation, we decided to get the Woodlore Plus Norman Shutters as we felt it would be a more resilient option for clumsy teenage hands. Source: ZebraBlinds
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The military and real estate investments have provided security for my family, and I hope this article will teach other veterans to do the same.
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Investors are often told that they should DEFINITELY use corporations to hold their rentals or that they should definitely NOT use them. Here's the truth.
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Interested in how bigger real estate deals get closed? Learn from an experienced investor here (real numbers included)!
View the full article: How I Got to Closing on a Million Dollar Fix & Flip Project [With Real Numbers!] on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
On one particular real estate transaction not too long ago, I probably lost about $1 million in sales—and I feel absolutely amazing about it. Here's why.
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Need to upgrade a rental unit on budget so tenants start noticing it? Here are 13 improvements landlords can make for under $500 each.
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Think the 2% Rule sounds like a golden standard? Here's how so many new investors get tripped up by low-income properties that look great on paper.
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We all have beliefs about money, most of which have come from our childhood and education. Often, these beliefs are untrue, misconstrued, or limiting.
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Turnkey real estate is something that a lot of investors look to get into. Learn common mistakes to avoid and whether you should pursue this investment.
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I remember the moment that I decided to pursue financial freedom. I felt obligated to tell everyone I knew about this concept—except almost nobody cared.
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Driving for dollars is a great, cost effective way to find awesome deals—so take it to the next level by adding this innovative tool to your kit!
View the full article: Upgrade Your Driving for Dollars Campaign With This Awesome Hack! on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Switching to a vacation site like Airbnb? This CPA's client just did—and tripled his income! Here's what you should know about the tax implications.
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A lease compliance issue is just that—when the tenant doesn’t comply with the rules outlined in their lease. Here's the mot common you'll see.
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You can pretty much be broke at any age. For me, I was pretty poor growing up. So, there was really only one way to go, and that was up. When it comes to financial mistakes, though, I believe that most of them are made between the ages of 25 and 35 years old. You [...]
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How does one scale a real estate investing business to hundreds of thousands of dollars in profit in under two years? That’s the topic on today’s episode of The BiggerPockets Podcast, where you’ll hear just how Lance Wakefield, a real estate wholesaler in the Dallas area, accomplished that amazing feat. You’ll hear Lance’s powerful story [...]
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Finding great tenants will make your landlording job MUCH easier—but what process do you use? These 10 tips will land only the BEST renters in your units!
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The 70% Rule states that you should pay no more than 70% of a property’s ARV, minus any repairs. Still, this rule isn't 100% accurate or reliable.
View the full article: The Problem With Using the 70% Rule to Calculate Your Maximum Allowable Offer on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Porcelain and enamel sinks and bathtubs are some of the most resilient fixtures in the typical home, but they’re not invincible. If you accidentally drop something hard and heavy like a cast iron skillet, you could easily chip the surface. Fortunately, the repair job is easy, too.
First Aid
Your DIY sink or bathtub repair starts at your local hardware store, where you’re likely to find a selection of epoxy repair kits. You’ll need one of these repair kits and a sheet of fine-grit sandpaper, if you don’t already have some at home.
Before you can begin repairs, you should clean and dry the chipped area thoroughly, then give it a few passes with the sandpaper. This will remove any small particles that remain and give the chipped surface a rough texture that will make it easier for the epoxy to form a strong bond.
Epoxy consists of two separate solutions. Mix the solutions according to the directions on the package, but don’t mix the entire quantity at once. If you have a large or deep chip, you’ll need to apply the epoxy in multiple thin layers that will need to dry in between, so it’s best to work with small batches.
Many kits include a small applicator brush, but you can also use a fine paintbrush or toothpick to apply the epoxy. Perform this step carefully and be sure to adhere to the package’s directions about drying times. After you’ve applied the final coat, leave the area untouched for at least 24 hours.
If the final product leaves an uneven surface, you can use sandpaper to carefully flatten it out after the epoxy has fully hardened. Wait at least a week before attempting this or any harsh scrubbing of the area.
A Perfect Match
Because most sinks and tubs are white, most of the repair epoxies you’ll find are also white. Some have a single tone, while others can be mixed at various proportions to allow for a range of shades and a closer match. Read the packaging carefully if you’re concerned about this.
If the shade match isn’t exact, you can always touch up the area after the epoxy has fully hardened by using enamel paint. Finding the right shade of enamel paint isn’t necessarily easy either, but there are a few ways you can get this done.
Try contacting the manufacturer of the sink or bathtub to ask about color swatches or codes. If that doesn’t provide any clues, move on to your local paint store. If you have the chip that originally broke off, bring it with you to help with color matching. If you don’t, take some color samples so you can make your own comparisons at home. Be sure to inquire about enamel paint and the range of available colors.
With a little luck, your chipped sink or tub will be easy to fix. But if you find that the damage is too severe, or if you decide you’re ready for a change, call your licensed, local plumbers to learn more about your options for replacement.
Overall, the system-based model is something you should focus on. Systems are much more effective than just having arbitrary goals to aim for.
View the full article: How Not Setting Goals Allowed Us to Buy 157 Units in 2015 and 123 Units in 2016 on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Heard horror stories about bad property management? It doesn't have to be that way. Know what you're getting with this comprehensive list of questions!
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As investors, it’s vitally important that we don’t dismiss other people. This is a bad habit that can slowly work its way in—and can sabotage your career.
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There's talk about a potential market crash, but what's true? I've done research on the topic and talked to many other investors and even an economist.
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Want to retire a millionaire? Here are 7 steps to create a million-dollar nest egg, without any finance jargon, 6-figure income or lottery ticket required.
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One of the biggest challenges for real estate investors today is finding deals. So, when it the best time to connect with potential home sellers?
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When you're starting out in real estate investing, all of the information and options can seem overwhelming. If you want a roadmap for success, here it is!
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This article breaks down of some of the various mobile home investment criteria to see which are most important for you as an active mobile home investor.
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One thing is for certain and that is this: If you want to play, you have to pay. And unless you have the money, forget about anything that I’m about to say. Go out there and hustle. Work two jobs if you have to and save $50,000. Then consider getting started in real estate. Until [...]
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There is no doubt that even the professional long-term real estate investors are prone to the occasional slip up, so don’t feel down if you make some mistakes. After all, it is all a part of the learning process. However, do keep in mind that it is definitely an error if you consistently repeat these [...]
View the full article: The 3 Dumbest Mistakes Buy & Hold Real Estate Investors Make on The BiggerPockets Blog. This content is Copyright © 2017 BiggerPockets, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The USDA loan includes a lot of great features than can help you get into a home with almost nothing out of pocket. So why doesn’t everyone do a USDA loan?
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