Rental Property Owner & Real Estate Investor Podcast

Becoming a real estate developer looks simple from the outside and almost never is. Brian Barbuto decided at 20 that he would develop real estate, bought land for 30 condominiums, and watched interest rates run to the mid twenties during his first construction loan. Nearly fifty years later he has built subdivisions, industrial parks and master planned communities across Cali...

Mobile home park investing has moved from an overlooked corner of real estate to one of the most competitive niches in the business, and the people who have been in it longest built the playbook everyone else now follows. In this episode, Nasir Ali of Rise360 Ventures traces 45 years in manufactured housing, from a family portfolio wiped out in the 1979 oil shock, to a KOA ca...

Investing in oil and gas is one of the few asset classes where the tax code was written specifically to pull private money into the ground, and most real estate investors have never looked at it. Intangible drilling costs can offset W-2 income in the first year, which is something rental property depreciation cannot do without real estate professional status. In this episode,...

Build to rent has moved from a niche label to one of the most active strategies in single-family real estate, and a new federal law just made it one of the only ways large investors can keep buying houses at all. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law in July and bars any investor controlling 350 or more single-family homes from purchasing another existing house, wit...

Most rental property owners spend decades building a portfolio and almost no time planning how to get out of it. That is an expensive gap. When a long held property sells, the combination of capital gains tax and depreciation recapture can consume most of the equity, and owners in high tax states can face rates above 40 percent. In this episode, Ashley Romiti of GCA 1031 walk...