Episode Details

Building long-term wealth through real estate is the ultimate goal, but jumping into rentals too early can actually bankrupt your wholesaling business. In this Throwback Thursday episode, Brent Daniels is joined by Evernest's Spencer Sutton to discuss the exact moment an active wholesaler should transition into a passive buy-and-hold investor. Spencer breaks down the harsh realities of property management, sharing a painful eviction story that highlights why the resident, not the house, is your true asset. You will learn the exact cash reserves you need before buying your first rental, how to accurately calculate maintenance and CapEx, and why you should never hold a property you wouldn't otherwise buy. Be a part of the TTP training program now.

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Show notes:

• (0:00) Beginning of today’s episode
• (0:51) Meet Spencer Sutton and Evernest's 20,000 door operation
• (4:32) Transitioning from active wholesaling to passive holding
• (10:05) Why you must master property management yourself first
• (12:18) The hidden costs of rushing your tenant screening process
• (16:18) The resident is the asset, not the house
• (18:41) Brent's $300,000 cash reserve rule for new landlords
• (23:52) Should you buy now or wait for a market crash, mindset
• (25:41) Accurately estimating maintenance costs based on home age
• (29:05) Budgeting 10% to 15% of gross rent for upkeep and CapEx

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Resources:

• Evernest
• HomeVestors
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