Guided Real Estate Investing by Simply Do It

As investors, we tend to focus on the cash flow a property is generating rather than focus on how such an asset can impact our lives over the long run. If we don't understand the bigger impact - the bigger picture of such an investment, we will miss on the reason why it is worthwhile. This episode explains the reasons of what we sometimes tend to miss. Find more about us on http://simplydoit.net/...

As an investor, it's important to realize that in order to improve your report, not just the score, will take time. Many investors think that the score is what most important and that is incorrect. Investing in your credit report and credit score is critical for anyone who wants to use power and Power. As an investor it's important to realize that in order to improve your report, not just the scor...

1. HOA fee 2. Financing when you buy and when you sell 3. HOA account under budget 4. HOA rules and restrictions 5. Possible limit or prohibit renters 6. HOA accounting, accreditation and proper book keeping Find more about us on http://simplydoit.net/ http://reistart.com/ https://www.facebook.com/wealthinrealestate Book on Amazon: http://a.co/gyNtnKG http://sdi.re #simplydoit meet@simplydoit.net&...

This is an age-old question lot of investors have.  While I'm not going to give you a clear answer, I do want to give you some food for thought. Obviously there are advantages and disadvantages.   Find more about us on http://simplydoit.net/ http://reistart.com/ https://www.facebook.com/wealthinrealestate Book on Amazon: http://a.co/gyNtnKG http://sdi.re #simplydoit meet@simplydoit.net

The Pros & Cons of Investing with a Partner in Rentals Active partnerships vs Passive partnerships Marriage between experienced and money Friends, family, or strangers *Pros* Share the amount needed Share the risk Cross-accountability Divide and conquer of tasks / strengths and weaknesses *Cons* Mortgage qualification Dispute - loss of friends "External forces" Personality clashes Different go...

In this episode, we discuss about what's holding us back. It outlines two action items you can take before even starting to address the concept of obstacles and concerns. I think those items enlisting them down would probably be 50% of the solution. It's important to take the time and ID those obstacles and then tackle them one by one. As an example of common obstacles, we discussed about how to o...

In life, we are many times told that it's very important to have a role model we can follow or imitate. I call this type of role model a positive one. But is it enough? Should we have what I call a negative role model? And if we have such secondary role model, how should we really use it for you to make good decisions throughout life. Enjoy this episode.  Find more about us on http://simplydo...

A discussion about your investing future. This session is relevant for beginners, experienced real estate investors, and pros. In recent years because of the booming real estate that we have experienced since the bottom in 2009, a lot of people were successful investing. Whether they were professionals or individuals or companies, success in real estate investing was easier because we had a strong...

In this episode, I explain a couple of things regarding analyzing rental properties. First, how do we really calculate the total ROI of a rental property. Second, how to make sure we analyze properties in a realistic way and not best case scenario or worst case scenario. Lastly, I'm sharing with you the business plan excel we use to evaluate and analyze rental properties. Find more about us on htt...

This episode explains the importance of your job when it comes to buying any investing in real estate. Your job helps fuel cash to be used as a down payment, and it makes you more attractive to lenders when you want to get a mortgage. Listen to more details about the significance of your job when it comes to building your wealth and passive income with real estate. Find more about us on http://sim...

1. Cash flow is so low . . . What am I missing here! 2. Should invest locally or out of state? 3. Do I need to travel? 4. Can property managers be trusted? 5. I had a repair done – how do I know if it is real? 6. Do I need an LLC? 7. How do I get started? Find more about us on http://simplydoit.net/ http://reistart.com/ https://www.facebook.com/wealthinrealestate Book on Amazon: http://a.co/gyNtnK...

1. Buying for appreciation - Negative Cash-flow 2. Ignoring the hidden costs 3. Investing in “tricky” lots 4. Spread in too many markets 5. Lack of guidance Find more about us on  http://simplydoit.net/ http://reistart.com/ https://www.facebook.com/wealthinrealestate Book on Amazon: http://a.co/gyNtnKG http://sdi.re #simplydoit meet@simplydoit.net

When it comes to real estate, there's always "noise" involved. From vacancies, to repair, maybe evictions, and other things related to ownership. Many investors are attracted to the type of properties the generate a lot of "noise". As an investor, I have learned over the years, the hard way, that the more boring the investment is the less noise it generates and the less disruptive to my life it is...

Are you one of those investors who do not pay any attention to the following: Setting a simple goal Setting investment criteria Choosing the wrong investment niche/strategy Do not know how to evaluate and analyze Do not acknowledge risk and ways to mitigate risk Do not use an investment network Do not have a mentor In this session, we cover the importance of all these items and why you should pay...

Investment muscles - do you know what they are and how to use them? So you can be successful investor I want you to understand what investment muscles are and how to use them. This is based on years of investing and working with other investors and seeing what helps them become successful. This session covers investment muscle such as determination, focus, mentorship, support system, greed, and mo...

In this two-part special, we talked about different aspect of being a successful investor. Part I talks about the trivial items what takes the time to emphasize why the trivial is important in to remind us of the trivial things. Part 2 talks about the less trivial things that are in super important for investors to keep in mind in the process of transacting, investing and conducting business affai...

Single family homes. The American Dream. But, that's not the only reason. In this session, we spoke about multiple reasons. Single family homes investment vehicle is not just for the beginner investor. We also spoke about the differences between single family homes and multi-unit. We took this opportunity to say a few words about Simply Do It Guided Real Estate Investing, and explain how we assist...

We spoke about creating your checklist to make sure you review all the important items you need to look into before making a decision about buying a rental property. This list is different than the financial analysis list that you should regularly update based on your personal investment preferences in criteria. We also spoke about HOA and how we have mixed feelings about having edge way in our co...

In this session, we talked about the advantages and disadvantages of buying during the winter months and buying in spring time. We also took some questions regarding bookkeeping, holding reserve, and other questions that came up from the participants.

In this session, we talked about how you can leverage as a buyer. The current season of times and the transitional times we are seeing in real estate. We also talked about places you should consider buying as in US Metro. How you can find such metros around the country and what you should be looking for in a nutshell.

In this session, we spoke about possible situations when we would want to sell a rental property such as too much hassle coming from the property, turning equity into more properties in generating better return, repositioning our portfolio, a house getting to be too old, and other reasons.

in this session, we talked about analyzing your rental properties ROI. That means the cash outline, the return on equity, and many more appreciation more in the rate of inflation. When we use those three factors, we should be able to get the total ROI analysis for your rental property.

In this session, we talked about ways to become a private lender, what you need to consider as a private lender, why should you consider private lending, and the differences between hard money lender conventional lending and private lending.

In this session, we talked about creating your vision for your own investment portfolio and why it's important to create a vision. We also talked about setting up your baseline criteria to select properties, which takes only a few minutes of your time. We answer very important questions about setting up LLCs and how many mortgages can you actually get as an investor.

In this session, we talk about what you need to look for when having a property insurance: such as liability, vandalism, replacement cost value, possibly mold, and a few other things. We also spoke about home warranty. How to use home warranty and how to find home warranty for your house.