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When you’re a single-family real estate investor, there comes a time when you need to start thinking about scaling your investing. The question at that point is whether to scale through a transition to other asset classes or continue to scale through single-family investments. While some investors find commercial and multifamily assets to jibe with their investment strategy, you may find that you can still build your SFR portfolio while earning long term cashflow through single family tenants.

Single family properties may not seem like the most direct path to your investment goals, but an investment strategy focused on earning cashflow through long term single tenants can prove to be successful.

Earning Long Term Cashflow Through Single Family Tenants

Just ask John Schaub. John is an active single family investor, landlord and author in Sarasota, FL. 

Getting his start in real estate as a broker, John initially subscribed to the notion that – in order to generate true wealth as a real estate investor – he would have to invest in commercial and multifamily properties. However, he soon found that these types of properties demanded a lot more work to maintain cashflow.

This episode, John talks the merit of single family properties as a way to earn long term cashflow. He discusses how stable, long term single family tenants can offer a (relatively) stress-free investment strategy.

Contact John

If you have more questions about how you can build cashflow through single family tenants, check out John’s book: Building Wealth One House at a Time.

If you have a potential deal you’d like to share with John, contact him directly through his website at johnschaub.com

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Starting a single-family rental portfolio can be a great introduction into the world of real estate investing – but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. There is a big difference between buying a single-family property as a fix-and-flip and one purchased as a rental. There is a lot to keep track of when you invest in a single-family property for cashflow; from finding a good deal to finding and managing tenants.

Often, as you’re starting your single-family rental portfolio, you will be managing those first few properties yourself. Many first-time investors are not a natural fit as landlords and it requires thinking about your investment portfolio as a business – and running it as such.

Our guest this week, Augie Byllott, learned the hard way how to manage his single-family rental portfolio.

Augie and his wife became landlords by default. After getting married and buying a house together, they turned their respective homes into rental properties, never intending management of their rental investment to be their main focus. However, they quickly realized that single-family rentals don’t just manage themselves and that (surprise, surprise) tenants don’t always have the landlord’s best interests at heart.

Managing a single-family rental portfolio

Augie and his wife quickly learned that to successfully manage their single-family properties, they needed to think about their investments like a business – and manage them as such.

About Augie Bylott

Augie is a seasoned single-family investor and the founder of Creating Wealth U.S.A.

With over 500 deals under his belt without the use of bank loans, Augie has become an expert on tailoring his acquisition strategy to fit specific deals. He now share his advice and experience through books and mentor programs.

Contact Augie at (863) 255-5858

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Sometimes, embarking on the journey to becoming a real estate investor isn’t just a mental one – it can be a physical one too! It takes focus and vision to realize your real estate investing goals and that can mean stepping out of your comfort zone. That’s what our two guests this episode are doing and it’s paying off.

Lucas LeBlanc and Jenna Diermann began on their investment path when they started looking at ways to ensure financial freedom. With a goal to build a passive income portfolio consisting of both short and long term rental properties, Jenna and Lucas found that their home state of California didn’t afford them the opportunity to fully realize their real estate goals, so they landed on the Florida market, relocating to Tampa.

Jenna and Lucas have started DreamStone Homes with hopes to build a portfolio of vacation and multifamily rentals throughout the Tampa Bay area.

What makes these two so interesting is their drive and creativity. Since moving to Tampa earlier this year, the two have already started work on a single family renovation and are currently under contract for a mulltifamily property. By finding a unique niche, they have been able to focus their investment goals to actionable results. Jenna is a well-known DIY designer and decorator who’s work has been featured on several home and living platforms. By applying her special brand to their properties, they are able to find investments that work for them.

Listen to their investment journey!

Contact Lucas and Jenna:

• Jenna Sue Design

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