What I’ve Learned Self-Managing Rentals
I’ve been self-managing my rentals for years—first while living locally in the Detroit area and then from out-of-state after moving back to California. But recently, I’ve made the
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I live in California but own a 12-door out-of-state rental portfolio. In 2023 this rental portfolio generated over $86,000 in net income for me and my family.
Now I’m on a mission to help other investors do BRRRR deals from out-of-state. Learn more about my journey or read below to see how I can help you.
The vast majority of my rental portfolio is in Detroit. If you’ve read my articles, you know I believe Detroit is an incredibly unique real estate investing market today.
I have a team and deep network on the ground, and we help hundreds of investors do remote BRRRR deals there every year.
Learn more about doing an out-of-state BRRRR with me here.
I help experienced and aspiring real estate investors with deal analysis, choosing a market or strategy, and everything in between.
I’ve done live-in flips, BRRRR’s, Section 8, and scaled my portfolio aggressively with a HELOC and other sources of capital.
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I’ve written over 60 in-depth articles about real estate investing, investing out of state, financial freedom, and how to grow wealth.
Everything is written from my own experience and real-world examples. I even “open the books” on my own portfolio so you can see how my rentals have performed over the years.
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I’ve been self-managing my rentals for years—first while living locally in the Detroit area and then from out-of-state after moving back to California. But recently, I’ve made the
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