This show has created more financial freedom for busy people like you than nearly any show in the world. Wealthy people's money either starts out or ends up in real estate. But you can't lose your time. Without being a landlord or flipper, you learn about strategic passive real estate investing to create wealth for yourself. I'm show host Keith Weinhold. I also serve on the Forbes Real Estate Council and write for Forbes. I serve you ACTIONABLE content for cash flow on a platter. Our bottom line in real estate investing together is: “What’s your Return On Time?” Where traditional personal finance merely helps you avoid losing, you learn how to WIN. Why live below your means when you can grow your means? Since 2002, international real estate investor Keith Weinhold owns multifamily apartment buildings to single family homes to agricultural real estate. New episodes are delivered every Monday.
Get a 4.75% mortgage rate or 100% financing on new-build Florida income property. Start here.
If I gave you $10M, learn why that probably wouldn’t even help you.
We revisit how “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways”, a concept that I coined right here on the show in May 2015.
Are you living the life that you were created to live? I explore.
People have harbored unfounded real estate fears for years. Here they were:
2012: Shadow inventory
2013: Boomers downsizing
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The average millionaire has 7 income streams. We discuss 2 income streams today—ATMs and Car Washes.
They’re low touch, more passive than turnkey real estate investing.
With ATMs, is cash use on the decline? Not among the demographic they serve. We discuss the future of cash use.
<...Learn how to harvest equity without giving up your low, fixed-rate mortgage.
Today, I discuss: conventional loans for single-family rentals, DTI, refinancing, accessing equity, student loan debt, and down payment requirements for income properties with Ridge Lending Group President, Caeli Ridge.
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Grandpa told me to save money and buy a fixer-upper. What about paying off my mortgage ASAP?
Learn why I rejected it all.
Changing attitudes towards debt and savings began with high inflation in the 1970s.
I compare global home prices and their changes since 2010.
Keith Weinhold answers listener questions about real estate investing.
He advises listeners on how many properties they need to own to become a millionaire, how to invest $40,000 to reach a $100,000 down payment for a rental property, and how to find the best future real estate markets.
Keith emphasizes the impo...
In this podcast episode, Keith Weinhold discusses the benefits of investing in stable property markets, the risks and benefits of taking out a second mortgage on a property, and the potential impact of remote work on the real estate market.
Weinhold also touches on the performance of stocks and other asset classes in the first quarter of...
HGTV Star, Tarek El Moussa joins me today. Incredibly, he got into TV with no experience and no contacts. What a story!
Apartment and multifamily construction is staying heightened. Conversely, few new single-family homes are being built.
We’re now hiring at GRE.
Get started with new-build Florida duplexes, triplexes, and quads right here.
Conventional personal finance says that you should be able to put in your time, effort, and energy when you're young.
When you're older, you can live a great life knocking back drinks served in coconuts.
...You can afford an $8M apartment building. Perhaps you just haven’t really asked: “How?”
The answer: syndication.
Today’s guests are The Real Estate Guys, Robert Helms and Russell Gray. They’ve had a profound influence on me.
If you’re an active real estate investor with some e...
Housing intelligence analyst Rick Sharga joins us.
Learn about: plummeting home sales, delinquency and foreclosure rates, future home prices, interest rate direction, housing demographics, builder incentives to buyers, lender repossessions, and homeowner equity levels.
I ask Rick: “Is a ...
High inflation has a downside for real estate investors too.
Property insurance costs are up 17% year-over-year. Turnover costs have surged 15%. Utility costs up 10%, property taxes up 4%.
The obvious way to deal with higher property costs is to raise the rent.
Why can’t you do it all yourself? That is, identify, acquire, manage a rehab, place a qualified tenant, and manage a rental property long-term.
We talk with the Founder and Investment Coordinator of who may be the oldest turnkey provider in America today, Mid South Home Buyers.
They make ...
New York City real estate has distinctions and quirks that you’ll find almost nowhere else in the world.
Is it unreal estate?
This includes: super skyscrapers, air rights, apartments with doormen, co-ops, pencil buildings, and rent control.
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I get political today. But first, I discuss jobs. How far will home prices fall?
Innovation creates jobs. It does not destroy jobs.
American innovation is one reason that we added over a half million new jobs just last month.
All this new...
Learn my new outlook for 2023 and 2024 home prices.
First, I follow up on my real estate prediction of 9%-10% appreciation for last year. You learn exactly how I performed.
Why aren’t real estate prices expected to rise or fall substantially in the near future?
Affordability is an upside c...
Really… Detroit? It’s in America’s cash-flowing Midwest. But is there a stigma involved? Does it matter?
In the 1950s, Detroit was the wealthiest city in the entire world, led by the manufacturing and automotive industry.
But it endured a horrific economic and population downfall late last century due to aging manufacturing pl...
Everyone is moving here. Where is “here”? You get an answer that you never expected.
Among those that move, it’s not for job-related reasons. It’s housing-related.
The American mobility rate has declined from 20% in the middle of the last century to 8.4% today. Learn three reasons why more Americans are staying in-place.
What happens when a real estate investment goes sideways?
An international business was impacted—Panama coffee farms.
The pandemic disrupted coffee supply chains and labor. Erratic weather affected crop yields.
It’s been about four years since we’ve discussed this on the show.
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