In This Article After renovating more than 500 single-family rental properties, I want to share a few tips and lessons (some are costly) so you don’t have to repeat my mistakes. The first and most crucial task in renovation is deciding what to renovate. Should you aim to make your property trendy and flashy, hoping [...]read moreSingle-Family Renovation Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
In This Article Gearing up for your first rehab? Whether it’s a flip or BRRRR, I’ve got earth-shattering news for you that will change everything you thought you knew about value-adds in real estate: If you’re trying to build equity for leverage or to cash out and want to get the best bang for your buck, forget the roof, [...]read moreThe One Renovation Guaranteed to Increase ROI—No, It’s Not the Kitchen or Bathroom
Added home renovation costs can ruin your plans to own the perfect rental property. When this happens, how do you come up with the extra funds? More importantly, how do you prevent this from happening altogether? We’ve got plenty of answers for you in today’s episode! Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Jessica [...]read moreThe Hidden Property Damage That Could Ruin Your Renovation…
There are ebbs and flows in every real estate investing journey, but not every home renovation project results in a six-figure loss! Fortunately, today’s guests learned one very expensive lesson so that YOU (hopefully) don’t have to! Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Justin Noe and Nate Cherubini are real estate investing partners with top-notch problem-solving skills. But not even that could stop them [...]read moreThe $120K Investing Mistake YOU Can Avoid on Your Next Home Renovation
A bad contractor could not only ruin your home renovation but cost you tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. Don’t believe us? Just ask Rico to the Rescue’s Rico León. Rico has spent years cleaning up contractor mistakes, making homeowners feel whole again after getting ripped off, lied to, and scammed by who [...]read moreCrucial Contractor Tips to Avoid Renovation Disaster