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Ready to build your real estate empire… but not sure where to begin?
Think of us as your personal trainer.
From detailed breakdowns of real-world deals… to one-on-one coaching sessions and a warm, welcoming community… hosts Ashley Kehr and Tony J Robinson bring on a wide range of guests to tackle the “newbie” questions you've wondered about but might be afraid to ask.
Looking to 10X your real estate investing business this year? This show isn’t for you.
Looking for your first, second, or third deal -- or envisioning a more modest portfolio? Step right up.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, we’ll arm you with the tips, tools, and roadmaps you'll need as you embark on your journey toward financial freedom.
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Ashely Kehr and Tony J. Robinson answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
A more beginner-friendly BRRRR method for those without six figures
Strategies to lower your premiums so your insurance bills stay reasonable
The “lazy” method experts use to increase rents
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Brittany Arnason bought her first rental property in a small town while making $10/hour as a waitress. She was doing everything herself—working a job by day, renovating houses at night, managing tenants in between, sleeping in her van for a few hours, and repeating. The “freedom” that real estate investing was supposed to give her wasn’t there until she stepped back and decided to scale a different way. Now, a decade later, she’s a multimillionaire with a completely passive portfolio, making more in one year than most people do in 10.
Today, she shares how you can do the same—no matter how busy life feels.
You might know Brittany as @investorgirlbritt on Instagram. She’s amassed an almost unparalleled following by first showing off her high-ROI DIY renovations and now, her completely passive real estate deals.
In this show, she’s giving you the steps she took to leave the DIY life and enter into her best version of financial freedom. From how to delegate and focus on high-value tasks to building your team so you don’t have to do everything, plus the two investments she’s doubling down on this year that make 10x what her single-family rentals do.
See Brittany live at BPCON this year and use code “STORAGEWORKSHOP” to get on the list for her exclusive session!
In This Episode We Cover
How to go from DIY landlord to passive real estate investor (and make more money)
Two high-ROI investments Brittany is buying this year that won’t be around forever
Why you must start outsourcing low-value tasks, and the first steps to start
The partnership move that made Brittany wealthier than ever before
Tech and tools Brittany uses to manage millions in real estate while traveling the world
And So Much More!
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Think you need to buy a dozen rental properties just to break free from your nine-to-five job? Today’s guest proves that you might only need a couple. In just two years, he’s built a two-property portfolio that brings in serious cash flow and has helped him ditch the corporate grind for good. And in this episode, he’ll show you how to do the same!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Dylan Pettijohn was still hustling at his W-2 job, saving every dollar for his first rental property, when an off-market real estate deal fell right in his lap and changed everything. Then, with a triplex and renovation already under his belt, Dylan went even bigger—taking down a 12-unit multifamily property that has allowed him to focus on real estate full-time!
The best part? Dylan didn’t build his portfolio with a ton of money or experience. In this episode, you’ll learn about the power of real estate partnerships when scaling, the perks of having several units under one roof, and how to stay ready for when that next big opportunity comes your way.
In This Episode We Cover
How Dylan built a 15-unit rental portfolio in just two years
The strategy that helps you raise rent without losing great tenants
The pros and cons of commercial loans (and how to get one!)
How to properly plan your renovation project and keep it on budget
Finding real estate deals before they hit the market (pocket listings explained)
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Tony J Robinson and Ashley Kehr answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
Would you rather have one property paid off worth 500k or maybe 600k in 5 leveraged properties?
Is House Hacking Still Viable Without Renting by the Room?
Which Is Harder: Finding Deals or Getting Financing?
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Ever wondered why some people make millions from real estate investing while others barely break even? There are seven things that successful investors do differently, and they could mean the difference between just scraping by and building real, life-changing wealth. What are they? Stay tuned to find out!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! In this episode, we’re unpacking the seven “golden rules” of real estate investing that all rookies must know. There are bumps in the road on every investing journey, but with a little knowledge, you could dodge the most common blunders and fast-track your success. If you follow these rules, your next deal will stay on budget, bring in more cash flow, and get you one step closer to your long-term investing goals!
We get into things like budgeting for your full mortgage payment and expenses, planning a value-add rehab project, best practices for screening tenants, and so much more. Whether you’re looking to buy your first rental property or stabilize your real estate business, we’ve got the tips you need to invest smarter and build lasting wealth!
In This Episode We Cover
The seven “golden rules” of real estate investing every rookie should follow
How to properly budget for your full mortgage payment and additional costs
Essential systems and software for screening tenants fairly (and legally!)
Key contract deadlines you can’t afford to miss when buying a rental property
How to plan a successful renovation project (and avoid losing money)
Local rules and regulations you must know (no matter your investing strategy)
And So Much More!
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Many rookies get into real estate investing to pursue financial independence, and going from single-family to multifamily investing can be a cheat code for reaching your financial goals even faster. Today’s guest had a goal of 50 rental units that she was able to achieve in just four years, and in this episode, she shares how she built her real estate portfolio so quickly!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Today, Jessie Dillon returns to the show to update us on her recent investments. Last time we spoke, Jessie had just closed on her fifth unit, but she has made huge strides since then—buying 33 units in the last year alone. How did she do it? Stay tuned and you’ll learn the keys to her rapid success, from the big pivot that helped her amass units faster to the real estate partnerships that have helped her buy bigger rental properties.
Jessie provides a clear roadmap that can take you from square one to achieving your long-term goals—maybe in as little as a few years. The best part? You can do it without a big bank account or any of the typical landlording headaches!
In This Episode We Cover
How Jessie scaled from zero to 50 rental units in just four years
Building your portfolio faster with multifamily real estate investing
How to find great real estate deals on the multiple listings service (MLS) in 2025
Must-have systems and processes for your real estate business
How to boost your buying power with real estate partnerships
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Ashley Kehr and Tony J. Robinson answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
How to access your home’s real equity before you hit the one-year mark…
What to do when your short-term rental flops and mid-term sounds promising…
And how to structure a seller financing deal when you’re brand new and the agents want their full cut.
Looking to invest? Need answers? Ask your question here!
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The One Big Beautiful Bill has passed, and it could put thousands of dollars back in your pocket. In this episode, we’re breaking down how this powerful piece of legislation could help lower your tax bill and supercharge your returns, whether you’re relatively new to real estate investing or actively scaling your portfolio!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Today, we’re joined by Amanda Han and Matt MacFarland from Keystone CPA, who break down the latest tax bill, what it means for rookie investors, and a few of the best tax strategies to implement. We’ll cover things like 100% bonus depreciation, cost segregation studies, and the short-term rental loophole. You’ll even learn about the extended qualified business income (QBI) deduction that benefits many Americans—including real estate investors!
But that’s not all. We’ll also provide realistic examples of how a rookie can double their write-offs, the “marriage loophole” that helps couples maximize their tax savings, and the biggest (and most expensive) rookie tax mistakes to avoid at all costs!
In This Episode We Cover
How the One Big Beautiful Bill could more than double your tax savings in 2025
Why 100% bonus depreciation is a game-changer for real estate investors
The short-term rental loophole that could help offset your W-2 income by thousands
How to use a cost segregation study to accelerate property deductions
The “marriage loophole” high earners use to lower their taxable income
Tweaking your investing strategy to maximize your tax breaks
And So Much More!
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Think you need a big bank account or extensive investing knowledge to buy a rental property? Today’s guest got started with no money down, and this first real estate deal would open the door to multiple deals and six-figure profits. How did he pull it all off? You’re about to find out!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Tony Borman hit it out of the park on his first two deals. After buying his first property with $0 down and selling it for a $50,000 profit only a couple of years later, he then found and fixed a property that gave him a $92,000 tax-free payday. But then he hit a snag in his investing journey—buying a rental that lost money once property taxes spiked and going through not one, not two, but seven different contractors on his very first house flip!
Despite the recent hiccups, Tony is investing for the long haul, and in this episode, you’ll learn how keeping your W-2 job can help you absorb large losses as you’re learning the ropes. Tony also shares about the difficulty of finding (and keeping) great contractors, the biggest mistakes rookies make when analyzing rental properties, and the risks every investor needs to know about before tackling home renovations!
In This Episode We Cover
Creative ways to buy a rental property with as little as $0 down
How to fix and flip properties (while living in them) for a massive tax-free payday
The investing strategy that pays your mortgage (and helps you live for free!)
The many benefits of keeping your W-2 job while investing in real estate
House flipping risks every rookie needs to know about before getting started
The costly mistake you can’t afford to make when analyzing a rental property
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Tony J Robinson and Ashley Kehr answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
Getting a HELOC on a Rental Property with a Mortgage
What should you do once you win a property from a tax lien auction
How Much Time Do You Actually Spend on Real Estate Investing, and What’s a Realistic First-Year Goal?
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Does flipping houses still work in 2025? Yes! Despite high interest rates, inflated material costs, and the recent shift towards a buyer’s market, this is still one of the most profitable investing strategies. Today, we’ve brought on a pair of seasoned flippers to break down the current market and what rookies need to know ahead of their first or next flip!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! In this episode, we’re joined by expert house flippers Henry Washington and Dominique Gunderson. They share all about the current state of house flipping—what’s changed, what could change, and how rookies and experienced investors alike can adapt to a shifting housing market.
Whether you’re looking to tackle your first or hundredth flip, our experts offer all kinds of insights and timely tips that will make your next flip a successful one. Stay tuned and we’ll show you the secrets to finding and funding profitable deals, how smart investors are making the numbers work, and the three things every rookie must do before investing in a new market!
In This Episode We Cover
How today’s top flippers stay profitable (despite high interest rates and inflated costs)
How Dominique and Henry have adjusted their investing strategy for 2025
Why conservative deal analysis is crucial during uncertain times
Henry’s best tips for finding and funding off-market deals in any market
Dominique’s first three steps when breaking into a new real estate market
Why cutting renovation costs could actually backfire on your next flip
And So Much More!
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What happens when you leave your career to pursue real estate investing? Once dead set on becoming a country music star, today’s guest was forced to rethink her future when the world came to a screeching halt. Thankfully, real estate was the exact pivot her young family needed, allowing her to make a huge profit on her very first real estate deal!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! For three years, Tori Tyler had wanted to jump into real estate, but like many newbies, information overload and analysis paralysis kept her on the sidelines. But eventually, with the guidance of a mentor and by attending networking events, she gained the confidence to take down her first deal—a house flip that pocketed her $36,000 with just three months of work!
Now, Tori is completing her second flip, and in the future, she plans to use short-term rentals to offset her family’s W-2 income and give them another place to vacation. If you want to know how to pivot from your current career and become a full-time investor, Tori’s story of bold pivots and bigger payoffs might just be the spark of inspiration you need!
In This Episode We Cover
How Tori pocketed $36,000 on her first house flip (in just three months!)
Why this budding country artist gave up her childhood dream to invest in real estate
How to break free from analysis paralysis and buy your first property
Funding your first real estate deal using private money and hard money
Fast-tracking your investing journey with the power of mentorship and networking
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Tony J Robinson and Ashley Kehr answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
My Property Manager Pushes Back on Bids—How Should I Handle It?
BRRRR in Detroit or STR in Tampa—Which Path Builds Faster?
First Rental Listed—When Should I Lower Rent?
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Is 2025 the perfect time to get into real estate investing? With falling mortgage rates, favorable tax laws, and shifting real estate markets across the US, there are all kinds of opportunities for rookie investors, and in this episode, we’ll show you how to make your first or next move!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! The housing market is shifting fast, and today, we’re providing you with an all-in-one investing update—chock-full of actionable advice to implement before the year ends. We’ll also get into how the recent market shifts have affected our own real estate portfolios. Ashley shares the progress on her current live-in flip and why she’s self-managing her short-term rentals, while Tony shares his latest revenue numbers on his 13-unit motel investment and why he’s branching off into a new southwestern market!
Whether you’re a true beginner, a seasoned investor, or somewhere in between, we’ll provide the game plan you need to get started in 2025 and a handful of tips on adapting to the current climate!
In This Episode We Cover
Whether you should invest in real estate in 2025 (or hold off until 2026!)
How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect new real estate investors
Major rental pivots Ashley and Tony are making to prepare for 2026
The strategies Tony is using to stabilize his underperforming rentals
Why Ashley is choosing to self-manage her short-term rental properties
And So Much More!
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Think you need a high-paying job or a large savings account to break into real estate investing? You don’t! Today’s guest was delivering groceries for Instacart and mounting TVs for Geek Squad shortly before landing multiple seven-figure real estate deals, and in this episode, he’ll show YOU how to do the same—no matter your starting point!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Tired of working dead-end jobs and struggling to make ends meet, Jordan Scroggins knew he had to make some major life changes if he wanted to start and support a family. He discovered BiggerPockets, absorbed as much information as he could, and then finally got his foot in the door by landing a job in real estate. Since then, Jordan has been able to take down two seven-figure properties—not with a massive bank account, but through the power of creative financing.
Despite his best efforts, Jordan’s journey has been anything but smooth. Stay tuned to hear about a property lien that caused him to pass on his first deal, what he learned from a $200,000 loss on a mixed-use building, and what all rookies should know before stepping into the world of commercial real estate!
In This Episode We Cover
How Jordan went from earning $17.50/hour to buying multiple properties
Funding seven-figure deals through the power of creative financing
Building your real estate portfolio fast with commercial properties
What every rookie should know before forming a real estate partnership
Jordan’s biggest lessons learned after losing money on TWO properties
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Tony J Robinson and Ashley Kehr answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
My Agent Won’t Move Fast Enough—What Do I Do?
Starting a Wholesaling Business in College—Is It Too Much?
My $4M Portfolio Isn’t Cash Flowing Like It Should—Now What?
Looking to invest? Need answers? Ask your question here!
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Do you wish you could quit your job—for good? With enough rental income, you could! The very first step is to calculate your financial freedom number, and in today’s episode, we’ll show you how to do just that. Then, we’ll give you a step-by-step roadmap for reaching it!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Whether you’re eager to hand in your two-week notice or dream of retiring with real estate, Tony and Ashley provide a simple blueprint any beginner can follow. By the end of this episode, you’ll know how much money you need to comfortably leave your nine-to-five job behind, how many rental units you’ll need to achieve your cash flow goals, and proven tactics you can use to build and scale your real estate portfolio.
But that’s not all. You’ll learn about the different ways to tap into your home equity and buy properties faster, choosing an investing strategy that supports your lifestyle and long-term goals, and the variable expenses you’ll want to account for during real estate investment analysis!
In This Episode We Cover
Seven simple steps to achieving financial freedom with rentals
How to calculate your “freedom number” (and then reach it!)
Determining how many rental units you need to quit your W2 job
How to choose the right investing strategy for your long-term goals
Variable rental expenses you can’t afford to miss when analyzing deals
The three main levers you can pull to buy rental properties faster
Four ways to tap into your equity and scale your rental portfolio
And So Much More!
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Real estate investing isn’t always pretty. Today’s guests had to make some serious sacrifices to buy their first investment property—living out of an RV, with a newborn, in the middle of winter. This bold move not only made them $180,000 on their first deal but also helped them snowball to five properties!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Nichole and AJ Frandanisa sold their house to start investing in real estate. But not only that—they bought a rundown property and lived in an RV while doing their first live-in flip. This gave them the confidence (and the money!) to buy more properties using this same investing strategy—putting low money down, adding value, and selling renovated homes for a huge profit. They’ve already completed five real estate deals and are now moving into multifamily properties to build wealth even faster!
In this episode, you’ll learn how to get your spouse on board with your real estate investing dream, as well as how to use various negotiation tactics to get a better deal—especially in this market where buyers have more leverage. You’ll also learn the secrets to building your investing network, finding top-notch contractors, and keeping great tenants!
In This Episode We Cover
How selling their home (and living in an RV) helped this couple snowball to five properties
The powerful mindset shift that got Nichole on board with real estate investing
How solving one seller’s pain point helped Nichole and AJ buy their first house hack
How to put low money down and force appreciation with the live-in flip strategy
Building your network through the power of investor meetups and referrals
Seller concessions, escrow holdbacks, and seller invoices explained
And So Much More!
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Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where HOST and HOST answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group.
This time, we’re covering questions like:
How do you break free from analysis paralysis and finally start your real estate journey?
Buy-and-hold vs. flipping: Which strategy is best for rookies looking for reliable wealth?
Should you cash out half a million dollars from a property to scale faster, or is holding onto equity smarter?
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Rentals can give you financial freedom, but what if there’s a better way? Today’s guest took a much different path, buying a business that gave him immediate cash flow. Now, he’s building serious wealth through both business and real estate, and his strategy might just be the shortcut you’ve been looking for!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Rather than putting money down on a rental property, Tim Delaney bought a small wine and liquor store—a move that gave him huge cash flow on day one, allowed him to save faster, and helped him scale his real estate portfolio beyond what would have been possible otherwise. As you’re about to hear, it also unlocked a creative deal that allowed him to buy a $1 million plaza with zero money down!
Whether you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or simply unready for rentals, this episode will open your eyes to the possibilities beyond real estate. Tune in as Tim shows you how to buy a cash-flowing business for the price of a single-family home, as well as how to build your investing network, find private money lenders, and negotiate seller financing deals!
In This Episode We Cover
Why you should buy a business before you buy rental properties
How Tim bought his first investment property with no money down
The 100%-financed businesses YOU can buy, learn, and grow today
What you must know before forming a real estate investing partnership
The blueprint for landing rare, seller-financed real estate deals
The easiest ways to build and supercharge your investing network
And So Much More!
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I absolutely love this podcast cast and this episode is so valuable. It answers the question I cannot get away from; I love Real Estate... and working with people!
it's a buyer rep agreement
Asana - I have to look up that project management tool
This dude just admitted to fraud
Great Podcast
can you explain what counting meters does?
recession proof real estate investing
nvm he has a book lmao
anyone that knows when a recession starts and ends either trying to sell something or just delusional. Great to know that! should I get a econmic degree?
Another fantastic podcast. I'm still househacking as my first deal.
Great explanation of when balloon payments are useful. Thanks!
love the channel appreciate you guys so much. I have a question about flipping. when your planning out your renovations and additions how do you estimate or appraise how much equity you'll create or how much profit you'll achieve?
I am super excited for this show. Can't wait!