Kansas SB 415 – VOTE NO
Here’s what we know so far Take Action Against SB 415 by 8 am Monday 3/16 Kansas has a meeting Monday 3/16 – please take action ASAP if you live in Kansas or have properties in Kansas. Please look up your Kansas Senator for the property address you own and address your email to them. […]
The Rental Portfolio Dashboard: How Eric Grannemann Manages Risk, Growth, and Cash Flow
Eric Grannemann shares how he manages a rental portfolio using leverage discipline, risk management, and a portfolio dashboard system.
Eight Ways to Make Money in Real Estate from Eric Grannemann
When most people talk about making money in real estate, they usually mean one thing:
monthly cash flow. But there’s a lot more opportunity as Eric Grannemann Explains
Legislatively Speaking
At the time of writing we have over 50 bills in Kansas and Missouri being put forth to change state laws that affect housing providers. This article is a ChatGPT summary of all the bills.
Julie’s Landlord Guides: Building Deals that Last
Every year, real estate investors lose money—not because they bought the wrong property, but because they failed to understand the legal, operational, and risk realities of owning rental property. From weak leases and poor entity choices to underestimating reserves and exit friction, most problems start long before a deal ever reaches court. This article outlines ten foundational lessons successful investors use to structure deals that survive real-world stress, not just optimistic spreadsheets.
From Real Life Real Estate: Private Lending
Every private lender is nervous in 2026—and for good reason. The shift that’s happening in real estate is having the predictable effect the private loan market, and if you’re still doing business the way you were in 2022, you might be at risk. On the Other Hand, if you’re so scared of the market that you’re not lending at all, you’re probably also missing big profit opportunities. Catch the replay here.
Sitting on the Sidelines?
Is It Time to Turn Your Rentals Into Notes
Eddie Speed reveals why traditional rentals are producing weaker cap rates and how seller financing can generate higher income with fewer headaches. This article explains the shift, defines key terms like cap rate and non-QM loans, and shows how note investing works in today’s market.
Lessons Learned When Real Estate Deals Go Bad
Real investors share real stories of deals that went wrong — and the lessons they learned so you don’t have to repeat them. Zoning issues, commercial loans, bankruptcy, subject-to surprises, bad tenants, and more.
The Flip that Flopped – The Lee’s Summit Deal
The Flip that Flopped: The Fix N Flip that Would Not End. Find out what the issues were with this Lee’s Summit Deal and how it all shook out in the end. You might learn something.