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75,000 “Relistings” Could Hit the Market, But Inventory WON’T Explode?

Remember all those homes that were “delisted” in the fall and winter? The homes that sellers took off the market when they couldn’t get the price they wanted? Well, now, […]

Niche Platforms Beyond Airbnb That You May Not Have Heard Of

Most people think short-term rentals begin and end with Airbnb. Maybe Airbnb and VRBO, if they’re feeling advanced. But some of the most profitable hosts I know don’t rely on […]

The Growing Movement to End Property Taxes Continues in Kentucky, And What It Means For Investors

After many years of back-and-forth, the quest to end property taxes has intensified. Last year, BiggerPockets reported on eight states that were weighing options to reform or outright eliminate property […]

$3,500/Month Cash Flow from One Self Storage Facility (Same Price as a Rental)

Think building a portfolio or “retiring” with real estate is too far out of reach? Just eight years ago, today’s guest was graduating from college and starting a full-time job. […]

$1 Rental Properties and “Infinite” Returns with a 100% On-Market Strategy

This might be the smartest small real estate portfolio strategy we’ve ever heard. Today’s guest has done the seemingly impossible—gotten rental properties for one dollar, used dirt to cover his […]

Bitcoin price drops below $66k as Iran conflict escalates: Here’s what to expect

Bitcoin drops below $66K as Middle East tensions spark volatility. $6.39 billion ETF outflows show weakening institutional crypto demand. BTC swings between $63K–$65K; traders watch support and rate policy. Bitcoin (BTC) has slipped below the $66,000 mark as global markets react to escalating tensions in the Middle East. The rising conflict between Iran, the US, […]

The Top Trending Rental Markets to Start 2026 Are Not What You’d Expect

Any guesses which cities are at the top of RentCafé’s hottest rental markets at the start of 2026? Miami? Phoenix? Austin? Try Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Minneapolis. They indicate a quiet […]

How to Buy 4 Rental Properties by 40 Years Old

Four rental properties by age 40? It’s possible, and if you can achieve it, your financial future will change forever. Henry and I have done it—both of us were able […]

This “Hybrid” Rental Strategy Is a No-Brainer for Rookies in 2026 (Rookie Reply)

Want to finally buy a rental property in 2026? You’ve listened to the podcast. You’ve read the books. But what’s the best way to actually start? Today, we’re pulling back […]

Bitcoin price recovery falters, drops to $67k as popular analyst predicts major crash

Bitcoin stalls near $67,000 after partial recovery from all-time highs. On-chain data shows half of BTC is held at a loss, hinting at market fatigue. Analyst warns deeper correction possible, with bottom around $45,000. Bitcoin’s recent recovery attempt has stalled just below $70,000, with the cryptocurrency slipping back to around $67,250 at press time. The […]

How to Make a Cash Offer Without Cash

This article is presented by Dominion Financial. Here’s something most real estate investors figure out the hard way: The best deals don’t go to the highest bidder. They go to […]

What Landlord Insurance Policies Don’t Cover When it Comes to Short-Term Rentals

This article is presented by Proper Insurance. As a real estate investor, you likely already know quite a bit about the importance of landlord insurance for your rental properties. You […]

STRK price outlook as Starknet prepares to launch strkBTC, a shielded Bitcoin for private transactions

strkBTC will enable private Bitcoin transactions on Starknet’s DeFi network. STRK is down nearly 70% in 90 days, closely tracking Bitcoin’s movements. The key STRK price levels to watch are the support at $0.04 and the resistance at $0.045. Starknet is gearing up for a major move in the decentralised finance (DeFi) space with the […]

You Have Until 2031: What Happens When Population Goes Negative?

There’s a ticking time bomb for the U.S. housing market that nobody is talking about. It’s the biggest existential threat to home prices and housing demand, and it (arguably) can’t […]

A Return to Pre-2008 Lending Rules? Banks Are Ready to Open the Financial Floodgates to Borrowers

Okay, so liar loans and the opportunity to buy a home in a deceased relative’s name might not be coming back anytime soon. However, the wild-and-windy lending days of the […]