Real Estate House Hacking

Inside The BRRRR Method, the book on real estate and rental property investing for beginners, you will discover many of the smart strategies that successful property investors use, with chapters that cover what BRRRR is; how to understand the real estate business; finding suitable properties to rent; common mistakes people make when buying; and more.

What if I told you that there was a strategy that you could use to create an abundance of wealth, all the while living completely rent-free? Sounds too good to be true, right? Wrong! The Power of House Hacking is the best audiobook for you to master the real estate strategy, one that will provide you with plenty of opportunities to make a lot of money from every one of your properties.

The BRRRR real estate investing strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat) is a method used by real estate investors to acquire and grow their rental property portfolios. This strategy involves purchasing a property that needs work, rehabbing it to increase its value, and renting it out to generate income. In this BiggerPockets PocketBook, you’ll learn how the BRRRR method will help you buy homes quickly, add value through rehab, and build sustainable cash flow to expand your real estate portfolio exponentially.

Would you like to save up deposits, buy a property every few years, and (maybe) get financial freedom in a decade? Or would you rather do it in less than a year with none of your own money? It sounds almost unbelievable, but it’s totally achievable, and thousands of regular people are doing it all over the UK.

Ready to take your real estate game to the next level? Meet The Art of House Hacking 101. House hacking is a term used to describe the process of taking on extra renters to subsidize your mortgage or rent. This helpful guidebook shows you how to rent out your spare rooms or basement to help pay for your mortgage or rent. That's right, you can actually make money while you sleep. The book also provides insights on how to buy a multifamily and live in one unit while renting out the others. So not only will your mortgage be paid for, but you'll also be generating additional income.