3 Signs You’re Not Deal Ready (and how to fix it)

In this article, I’m going to show you the most important members you need on your team and how you can start building your own today. Are you new to the apartment investing world and you’re worried brokers or investors won’t take you seriously? Is it hard for you to find deals and analyze them because you just don’t have the experience? 

Using Single-Family Investing Rules (2%, 50%, 70%) the Analyze Apartment Buildings

if you’ve completed a successful transaction or two in the single-family world, you’ve probably relied on some tried-and-true rules of thumb – the 2% rule, the 50% rule, and the 70% rule – to help you quickly assess deals and figure out whether they’ll have cash flow. 

Why Now is the Best Time to Invest in Multifamily Real Estate

In this blog post, we’ll explore the changing landscape of multifamily real estate. With the market showing significant shifts, there’s less risk and more opportunity than ever before. This is why now is the perfect time to invest, learn about the current market conditions, and find out how to make strategic decisions that can lead to substantial wealth creation. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting, this post provides valuable insights and practical advice to help you succeed in multifamily real estate.

Why High Interest Rates Shouldn’t Keep You From Investing in Apartment Buildings

Many investors I work with are hesitant about real estate, particularly single-family house rentals, due to high interest rates. They think waiting for rates to come down will get them a better deal. That might be true for single-family houses, but not for apartment buildings.

Landlords Can’t Pick and Choose Dog Breeds Anymore: What You Need to Know

Landlords in California can’t keep tenants from having dogs in their apartments anymore. Not only that, but they also can’t charge extra for pets in the building. And California isn’t the only state making these changes. 

Why Going Solo in Multifamily Real Estate Will Cost You More Than You Think

Are you about to start your real estate investing journey? Before diving in headfirst, it’s essential to understand what you’re about to get into, especially if you plan on going it alone.

The Four Pillars of Apartment Investing Success

The truth is, investing in apartment buildings isn’t as complex or advanced as you might think. In fact, if you focus on my four pillars of apartment building investing, you’ll find it much simpler and more accessible than you ever imagined. 

Let’s dive in and discover how you can master these four pillars and pave your way to buying your first small apartment building.

Building a Powerful Real Estate Network: Key to Scaling Your Investment Portfolio

In this comprehensive guide, Michael Blank shares invaluable insights on how to build and leverage a powerful real estate network to scale your investment portfolio. Discover why having the right connections is essential for finding deals, raising capital, and achieving financial freedom through real estate. Learn practical strategies for forming professional relationships, partnering with key players, and accessing crucial resources that will propel your real estate journey to new heights. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced investor, this blog post will equip you with the tools needed to build a successful network and reach your investment goals.

Sponsor a Student Today

I have a soft spot in my heart for kids, especially the kids in Uganda who don’t have things we take for granted, like education, access to fresh water, and medical care.   I work with an organization called Uganda Counseling & Support Services (UCSS).   Dr. Ronald Kaluya, the founder of UCSS, is doing […]

The COVID Rent Collection Crisis That Hasn’t Happened (so far)

Smart investors want to understand (and limit) their “worst-case scenario.” How about a 750% explosion in joblessness from a 3.5% unemployment in Feb 2020 up to a new peak unemployment record of 30% (worse than even the 1933 The Great Depression Peak of 24.9%)? That is precisely the rental property “stress-test” many respected economists and even members of the Federal Reserve continue to forecast. Keep reading…