- Most Mom-and-Pop Landlords Lose Money—Here’s Why, and What to Do Instead
by G. Brian Davis on July 22, 2026 at 4:38 pmAccording to the media and average Americans, landlords are all rich, lazy leeches growing fat off of honest workers. It’s an easy narrative to spin. Too bad the numbers prove
- When Passive Income Becomes a Massive Headache: The Major Mistakes Landlords Have Made and What They Did to Correct Themby Jeff Vasishta on July 22, 2026 at 4:36 pm
As seasoned investors will tell you, the phrase “passive income” is largely an oxymoron—like the term “easy money” or, for Brit transplants like me, the sentence, “I think England can
- Build vs. Buy: Which Is Best for Your First Rental?by The BiggerPockets Podcast on July 22, 2026 at 11:00 am
You don’t have to buy your first rental property—you can build one instead. Newer systems, fewer repairs, and that “brand new” feeling that tenants may pay more rent for. But…is
- The Summer 2026 Rent-to-Payment Report: Where You Can Still Cash Flow With Real Estateby Jeff Vasishta on July 21, 2026 at 3:14 pm
Foreword by Dave Meyer In a new era of real estate investing, the old rules of thumb no longer work. Back in the day of cheap homes and high rents,
- From Handwritten Letters to 14 Units: How a College Freshman With No Credit Built a Cash-Flowing Portfolioby Garrett Brown on July 21, 2026 at 2:00 pm
Name Logan George Location Tallahassee, Florida Occupation Insurance agency owner and real estate investor Assets 14 rental units, $7,900/month in cash flow Investment strategy Direct mail, cold-calling for off-market deals,
