Real Estate Investing with Real Estate Maximalist Alan Corey

Alan Corey

Real Estate Investing taught by a Real Estate Maximalist. Real estate expert and best-selling author of "House FIRE" and "A Million Bucks by 30" Alan Corey provides actionable advice for those seeking financial independence via passive income from real estate. Endorsed by Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran and BiggerPocket’s Brandon Turner, Alan provides listeners a step-by-step roadmap on how to retire early and leave the corporate world behind, just like he did at the age of 28. The perfect podcast for investors of all experiences looking for a way out of the corporate grind. Learn all the strategies from short-term rental, long-term buy and holds, flips, new construction, residential, commercial, active, and passive income. Alan teaches the BROKE Method to real estate investing with no money so you no longer have an excuse to sit on the sidelines while everyone else is making their real estate moves. Tune in and take action!

  1. 10/05/2023

    112: My Airbnb Guest is a Drug Dealer!

    Alan Corey shares his sister show with us called "Investing with House Money" which is a podcast targeting first-generation real estate investors.    Give us a follow and like over on the House Money Podcast. House Money Podcast Episode 13 includes:   House Money Weekly In this week’s House Money Weekly segment, your hosts discuss blog 115 – what do look for in an inspection. Even though they cost $500-$800, inspections are very, very worth it. None of the hosts have had a clean report, though, so that’s to be expected. Alan thinks of inspections as an opportunity to ask for the price of problems found, plus a headache fee. Thus, you get the cost of your inspection back. Alan tells a recent story about the reason a client backed out after an inspection. Tom accuses Alan of being a slum lord. Alan also suggests running potential improvements by the inspector. The number one thing to look for in an inspection is water damage and intrusion.   Real Estate Is Easy Interview Lauren interviews Nita the inspector! She’s from Cleveland, and she got into this space from seeing a lot of bad inspections from her own properties and her clients. Nita talks about what it takes to become an inspector. She has many opinions about the future of the inspection space and changes that should be made too, which is interesting. Naturally, Lauren and Nita dive into what an inspection is, what they cost, what the reports are like, and what to look for. Nita had an interesting answer to the question, how do you make real estate easy? She simply decided not to quit.   Teatime with Tom Tom’s segment is about being trendy – how do you update without being trendy? Specifically, we’re seeing a lot of white brick and black trim. Alan figures trends last 10 years, but he’s doing a lot of black and white tile to try to combat this effect. Sheet rock is fine, but it’s the wainscoting and shiplap that we’re seeing that’s going to be dated. What about brown paneling? Lauren says she might leave it if she bought a place with it now. Tom learned lessons early that putting in trendy things in rentals is less important than putting in finishes that will last. Alan is updating his primary and isn’t thinking about value, rather, he’s thinking about enjoyment. Tom feels the same.

    45 min
  2. 111: Landlord Landscaping Hacks and Timing the Real Estate Market

    08/02/2023

    111: Landlord Landscaping Hacks and Timing the Real Estate Market

    Real Estate Is Easy Interview Lauren interviewed Humzah Khraim, a landscaping professional from Atlanta. Landscaping, according to Humzah, exists to both protect the house and enhance its beauty. Of course, homeowners and investors alike are looking for curb appeal.  Once we work within nature, within our climate zone, we can make that happen. Humzah recommends building relationships with people you get along with, from plumbers to electricians to landscapers. They will steer you towards sustainable options. What’s the highest return on investment? Getting that inside-outside living vibe. But stay away from wooden decks by using pavers or stone. Should tenants be responsible for taking care of the yard? Probably not. Humzah emphasizes building beautiful neighborhoods and being a good steward of your property.   House Money Weekly This week, the House Money hosts discussed House Money 106, should I wait for interest rates to drop? Now could actually be the best time to buy, according to Alan. If it cash flows today, great. If interest rates go up, no problem. Keep the rate. If interest rates go down, no problem. Refinance it. Lauren added that the idea of Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is talked about when it comes to the stock market, but we should apply it to real estate as well. Just keep buying. Tom’s first rate was 6.875% 18 years ago. His highest is 7.5% now. Alan points out that real estate isn’t getting rich quick, it’s getting rich eventually. Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.housemoneymedia.com/   Sponsored by: Jasmine Mortgage Team https://www.jasminemortgageteam.com/   Teatime with Tom New regulations with Dallas short-term rentals. Remember to have a black-up plan for your short-term rentals. Be ready to pivot to long-term rentals or mid-term rentals. In this case, the Dallas regulation change shouldn’t be a huge surprise, as it was months in the making, but they didn’t grandfather any in.   Follow House Money Media: https://twitter.com/HouseMoneyMedia https://www.instagram.com/housemoney.media/   Follow Your Hosts:   Lauren: https://twitter.com/AdultingIsEasy https://www.instagram.com/adultingiseasyreal/   Alan: https://twitter.com/RealEstateMaxi https://www.instagram.com/realestatemaxi   Tom: https://twitter.com/Thefrugalgay11 https://www.instagram.com/thefrugalgay11

    46 min
  3. 106: Everyone's Talkin' Money: Top Real Estate Investing Mistakes Newbies Make

    06/21/2023

    106: Everyone's Talkin' Money: Top Real Estate Investing Mistakes Newbies Make

    This episode of Real Estate Maximalist is a re-run of Alan's interview on "Everyone's Talkin' Money" Podcast!  In this episode, you'll learn the mistakes most newbies make when investing in real estate, and how not to make them. This episode is your go-to guide to investing in real estate with Alan Corey, host of the Stacking Deeds Show and Real Estate Maximalist.  Alan is an author, entrepreneur, and real estate coach with over 20 years of real estate experience. He is also the author of 3 books: “A Million Bucks by 30”, “Subversive Job Search”, and “House FIRE” and is sharing all his real estate investing wisdom in this jam-packed episode. LINKS Stacking Deeds: The Stacking Benjamins Real Estate Show Sign up for Alan's weekly email newsletter LEAVE US A REVIEW Leave us an honest rating and review, pretty please. Head to the podcast player you’re listening to this episode in to leave us a review or you can click here to leave a review for Everyone's Talkin' Money podcast on Apple Podcasts.  Love this episode. Share it with a few friends so they can also learn these valuable money concepts. Be sure to FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE to never miss an episode! GOT A QUESTION? Have a Shannah Shares question? Submit your question here https://bit.ly/shannahshares MORE MONEY TIPS Follow Me on Instagram for more money tips and behind-the-scenes information https://www.instagram.com/shannahgame Follow Alan on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/realestatemaxi

    48 min
5
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28 Ratings

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Real Estate Investing taught by a Real Estate Maximalist. Real estate expert and best-selling author of "House FIRE" and "A Million Bucks by 30" Alan Corey provides actionable advice for those seeking financial independence via passive income from real estate. Endorsed by Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran and BiggerPocket’s Brandon Turner, Alan provides listeners a step-by-step roadmap on how to retire early and leave the corporate world behind, just like he did at the age of 28. The perfect podcast for investors of all experiences looking for a way out of the corporate grind. Learn all the strategies from short-term rental, long-term buy and holds, flips, new construction, residential, commercial, active, and passive income. Alan teaches the BROKE Method to real estate investing with no money so you no longer have an excuse to sit on the sidelines while everyone else is making their real estate moves. Tune in and take action!