6 Rules for Owning Rental Properties Without The Headaches

There seem to be two major hurdles for the would-be real estate investor who can’t quite get started. One is a lack of education — there are a lot of new terms and a bunch of mistakes to avoid. The second is a strange obsession with clogged toilets in the wee hours of the morning.

I can’t help you with number 2 (see what I did there?) but number one is easy. Dr. Peter Kim, the author of today’s post, has a site chock full of education and this is just one of dozens of posts designed to make you a better real estate investor.

I can also recommend a free course from my pal Coach Carson. How to Get Started with Real Estate Investing.

6 Rules for Owning Rental Properties Without The Headaches

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Obviously, doing the proper due diligence is the most important part of the investing process–nobody wants to get stuck with a bad investment.

Perform Thorough Due Diligence

When it comes to stocks, we all know how important it is to diversify. If there’s one thing you never want to do, it’s to put all your eggs in one basket.

Diversify in Different Markets

“I would invest in real estate, but I don’t want to unclog a tenant’s toilet at 3 am.” This is an objection I hear quite often, and I completely understand. For some people, this is what life as a rental property owner looks like.

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