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- Want to rent out your house? This is how to do it right: get the best tenants and the highest rent.
For most Americans, renting out their previous primary residence will be their first experience in real estate investing. Thankfully, renting out your house like a professional is not hard; you just have to follow a few key steps that inexperienced investors will completely skip over. Today, Dave is sharing his step-by-step guide to renting out your home, even if you have no experience, even if you’re self-managing.
From estimating how much to charge for rent to listing your property, screening tenants, collecting security deposits, and keeping the cash flow coming, anyone can be a good landlord if they put in the effort. When done right, renting out your home can give you another stream of income, tens or even hundreds of thousands in equity over the long term, and experience in real estate investing.
You’ve got the house; this is how you rent it out.
In This Episode We Cover
How to know whether you should rent out your house in the first place (or sell it)
Estimating what to charge for rent (and the most accurate way to do it)
Should you hire a property manager or self-manage your rental?
Landlord insurance 101: Why you must switch before your tenant moves in
How to screen tenants legally (and fairly) to get the best ones in your property
Traps to avoid at all costs when renting out your home (Dave’s $5,000 mistake)
And So Much More!
Check out more resources from this show on BiggerPockets.com and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1317.
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - The “regular” rental property you’re thinking of buying? It may not look like anything special here in 2026, but it could be worth tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars more down the road—IF it has any of the high-upside qualities we’re about to show you.
For the last 18 months, I’ve said that this is real estate investing’s era of “upside.” The “easy” real estate deals you could buy in 2015-2022 are long gone, and what we’re left with are a lot of seemingly unspectacular properties—but ones with hidden upside that is just waiting to be unearthed.
A property with one of these qualities is unlikely to make you rich on its own. You’ve still got to focus on buying high-quality assets at good prices today. But if your property has two, three, or more of these “upside” opportunities, its value could skyrocket five, 10, or 20 years from now.
This isn't just about market-driven appreciation. These are 10 distinct advantages that aren’t on most buyers’ minds when they’re looking for a simple deal that will cash flow, but thinking about them now could pay massive dividends in the future.
In This Episode We Cover
The 10 upside plays that can turn a “good” property into an all-time deal
Value-add opportunities that can add hundreds of thousands of dollars in equity
The huge advantages of owner-occupied strategies (not just better financing)
How to identify properties that have zoning upside or lie in the path of progress
Henry’s “free” land upside play that most real estate investors take for granted
And So Much More!
Check out more resources from this show on BiggerPockets.com and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1316.
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - In just 11 years, Aaron Murphy has replaced his and his wife’s income with repeatable, long-term rental properties. No complicated strategy. No huge windfall of cash. He made serious mistakes on his first true investment property, but quickly developed a “foolproof” system that allowed him to scale to an impressive real estate portfolio and gave him a sustainable exit path out of his W-2 job.
After getting tired of the “do this or don’t get paid” mentality at his job, Aaron realized he needed another source of income. Stocks required too much upfront cash, homes in his city were too expensive, but what if he looked outside the city? He bought his first property with around $12,000 down, saved up more money, repeated it, made mistakes, succeeded, failed, and did it again, until he had a process that built wealth on repeat.
Now, Aaron has an entire rental portfolio to rely on for income as he takes this interview from Portugal as part of a one-year trip around the world. It’s only possible because he took the first step—buying just one property.
In This Episode We Cover
Aaron’s repeatable BRRRR method that helped him scale to 75 rental units
The biggest mistakes you can avoid on your first rental property (Aaron learned the hard way)
One thing you always account for when analyzing a rental property (or it’ll cost you thousands)
Want a mentor? The “foolproof” system to finding the best ones in your area
The secret to getting low offers accepted that’s so simple, most investors skip over it
And So Much More!
Check out more resources from this show on BiggerPockets.com and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1315.
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - In just a decade, you can replace your income with rentals. If you can save up just one down payment for a rental property, you can use the strategy I’m about to share and repeat it until you build an income-replacing investment property portfolio, without needing a new down payment every time you buy. Today, I’m walking through one of the most powerful investing strategies that is so simple most investors ignore it.
I’ll also prove that you do not need 20 rental properties to comfortably replace your income—you only need seven.
This strategy is a more 2026-friendly version of the famous BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) method. It’s relatively low risk, doesn’t require you to do some huge, complicated renovation, and allows you to turn one rental property down payment into an entire real estate portfolio. I’ll walk through the numbers using a real property for sale, and then extrapolate to prove that a small, powerful rental portfolio can replace your income.
Remember, less is often more with rentals, and you may only need seven rental properties to retire.
In This Episode We Cover
The four steps to go from one down payment to a cash-flowing rental property portfolio
How to replace your income (inflation-adjusted) in just a decade with fewer rentals than you think
The BRRRR strategy explained and the 2026 twist for beginners (no big renovations)
Using the BiggerPockets Calculators to project cash flow before you buy or refinance
How anyone, whether they’re making $80K or $120K a year, can replace their income
And So Much More!
Check out more resources from this show on BiggerPockets.com and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1314.
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - Real estate investing is a team sport. You can buy great rental properties in great neighborhoods and still fail—all because you don’t have the right people around you.
Today, we’re showing you exactly how to build your real estate investing team from scratch. This is important for any investor, whether you’re buying in your own backyard or out-of-state, but it’s even more crucial when building a rental portfolio from hundreds or thousands of miles away.
Every successful real estate business has at least four key players: an investor-friendly agent, a lender, a good contractor, and a property manager. And the truth is some of these people are much harder to find (and keep) than others. We’ll walk you through each role, their key responsibilities, and the exact steps for finding and vetting them.
But there’s also a “secret” fifth member every investor should have in their corner. They’ll not only help you avoid silly mistakes but also make finding real estate deals, scaling your real estate portfolio, and achieving your investing goals that much easier!
In This Episode We Cover
The “core four” people every real estate investor needs on their team
The secret (but crucial) fifth player you should have in your corner
Three ways to find an investor-friendly agent in your market
What to prioritize when vetting potential team members
How to find great contractors (and keep them on board!)
Why a high-quality property management company is so difficult to find
And So Much More!
Check out more resources from this show on BiggerPockets.com and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1313.
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