Stop Looking for "Undervalued" Rental Properties

Rental properties come in all shapes and sizes. You may be investing in short-term rentals, long-term rentals, glamping sites, or, maybe you’re trying to help someone else buy a rental property. Regardless of where you choose to hang your hat on the real estate investing spectrum, David Greene probably has a golden nugget of advice for your next purchase, sale, or client.

In this week’s episode of Seeing Greene, David takes questions from investors, agents, wholesalers, and more to help answer some of the most common real estate inquiries. You’ll hear topics such as: whether or not a special use permit will increase property value, when to sell and when to refi a rental property, whether or not each separate short-term rental needs its own LLC, and why David stopped looking for under-market properties and started looking at something else entirely.

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Show notes at:

00:00 Intro

01:53 Quick Tip

02:51 Will a Special Use Permit Increase Property Value?

07:02 Sell or Keep and Refi?

10:10 Does Each Property Need an LLC?

15:31 Questions from The Comments

21:08 Can You Ethically Wholesale Real Estate?

27:52 Will a Lot Split Increase My Equity?

32:02 How to Succeed in a New Market

38:15 How to Calculate NOI

39:50 Ask David Your Question!

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