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Becoming financially independent through real estate investing isn’t an elite act. Anyone can do it, at any time—and more of us could be doing it than are, says best-selling author Lance Edwards, creator of the Multifamily Success and Raising Private Money systems. Over the last seven years, he’s taught hundreds of students how they too can build wealth with investments in small apartment complexes and multifamily housing. His book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments couldn’t have come at a better time. With hedge funds buying up large, full apartment complexes because they must move huge chunks of money—anywhere from $3 million to those costing hundreds of millions— small and mid-sized apartments are gold mines gone untouched. In between those million dollar deals and large apartment complexes, there is a revolving door of small and mid-size apartments available for investors just like you.

The performances of Vincent D’Onofrio (left) and musician Dana Lyn collide in “Slim Bone Head Volt,” out March 3, 2015. Vincent D’Onofrio...Continue reading »

Tamera Aragon With the smell of cat urine penetrating the air, graffiti covering the walls and a world-worn homeowner looking on, Tamera Aragon peered...Continue reading »

A common misconception for those getting in the small apartment space is that you have to have a fortune to not only get your first deal under contract,...Continue reading »

When Scott Ginsberg decided not to toss a three-cent sticky nametag after a college seminar 15 years ago, he unknowingly discovered a wealth of information...Continue reading »

(Credit: Colin Brough/SXC.hu) Doug Van Buskirk found out very quickly that he did not want the life of an employee after working 12 hour days in his first...Continue reading »

One of the things that I realized early on when I was evaluating different ways to make money, this is going back when I was just first getting started, is when it comes to business there’s basically two business models: I can either put together a high volume business or I could put together a high ticket business, high volume or high ticket. Now a high volume business...Continue reading »

In this Q&A session, Terri Dobbs, First Cornerstone Group real estate training coach and mentor, takes on your query about how much you might need to set aside for repairs on a small apartment after getting it under contract. Terri also discusses the cost for a lost income policy. On the question of the price of a lost income policy, Terri advises you speak with...Continue reading »

Managing Editor’s Note: When Julie Houston isn’t busy at First Cornerstone Group arranging interviews for Deals & Dollars Weekly and...Continue reading »

By MARILYN THORPE (Via EzineArticles) – Business owners, are you still thinking like an employee? Don’t take this as an invasive question. It is not unusual to digress to past-employee behavior even after several years of running your business. I call this the remnants of “employee thinking.” It is not unusual that after operating your business...Continue reading »

Small apartments are hot right now. Don’t believe me? Check out Freddie Mac‘s multifamily demand forecast: “Under three economic scenarios,...Continue reading »