Kansas City Short-Term Rentals: What the New KCRAR Study Really Means for Investors
A major new study by KCRAR and RRC Associates finds that Kansas City short-term rentals support approximately 4,000 jobs, generate $624 million in economic output, and make up just 0.4% of the region’s housing stock — with no statistically significant link to rising home values or rents. Here’s what the data means for KC real estate investors.
Brandon Turner Lost $15 Million of Investor Money – What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Learn
Brandon Turner publicly shared how a real estate deal with strong operations — 33% rent growth and 95% occupancy — still resulted in more than $15 million in investor losses. Here’s what happened, why financing killed a good deal, and the five lessons every real estate investor needs to take from this situation.
You Can’t Eat Your Equity, Or Can You?
Many super wealthy investors at some time or another find that they have plenty of equity and but not quite enough cash flow coming in. So how do you use all that great equity to pay the bills. Brendon Pishny takes a lookg
Always Include These in Your Lease Rent Perfect ep. 110
Ever had a tenant ask you to throw in a washer and dryer — or leave behind a lawnmower, a water softener, or a TV?
It seems like a small thing, but if it’s not covered in your lease, it can turn into a big headache fast.
Market Investment Property at MAREI
Our latest post explains how to market a property to the real estate investors at MAREI – on the website, via email and on social media.
Most Investors Are Building Wealth Backwards — An Introduction to George Antone
George Antone has been teaching real estate investors why wealth builds slower than it should for 20 years. His framework — velocity of money, wealth phases, and capital sequencing — challenges assumptions most investors have never questioned. If you haven’t heard of him yet, start here.