Mission
Develop a practical foundation across residential, multifamily, BRRRR, passive investing, and short-term rentals. Learn to evaluate deals, structure financing, manage risk, and choose strategies aligned with your goals.
Real estate investing (residential, multifamily, BRRRR, passive strategies, short-term rentals).
~23 hours · 8 courses
Course 1 · ~150 min
Explain the major residential investing strategies, compare active and passive approaches, and define investment criteria including target returns, risk tolerance, time commitment, and market preferences.
A clear strategy prevents unfocused property searches and helps you evaluate whether residential, multifamily, BRRRR, passive, or short-term rental investing fits your objectives.
Course 2 · ~180 min
Underwrite a rental property from listing and operating data, calculate key return metrics, identify unrealistic assumptions, and determine a maximum purchase price.
Reliable deal analysis is the core skill for comparing properties and avoiding investments that appear attractive but do not produce adequate risk-adjusted returns.
Course 3 · ~165 min
Compare financing options for residential and multifamily acquisitions, estimate monthly debt service and required cash, and evaluate how leverage changes returns and risk.
Financing determines whether a deal is affordable, resilient, and scalable, especially when using leverage or combining personal and outside capital.
Course 4 · ~180 min
Evaluate a BRRRR opportunity, build a renovation and holding-cost budget, estimate stabilized value, and test whether a refinance can recover the intended capital.
BRRRR investing depends on accurate renovation, valuation, timing, and refinance assumptions; small errors can leave substantial capital trapped in a property.
Course 5 · ~180 min
Analyze a multifamily property using unit-level income and expense data, identify value-add opportunities, and assess whether projected NOI improvements justify the purchase price.
Multifamily properties require different underwriting and operational assumptions than single-family rentals, particularly around occupancy, expenses, and management scale.
Course 6 · ~165 min
Create a short-term rental feasibility analysis, estimate revenue and operating costs, identify regulatory constraints, and compare short-term performance with a long-term rental alternative.
Short-term rentals can produce higher revenue but add operational, regulatory, and market volatility risks that must be measured before purchase or conversion.
Course 7 · ~150 min
Compare passive real estate vehicles, assess a sponsor and offering structure, calculate the effect of fees and distributions, and identify key risks before investing.
Passive strategies provide access to real estate without direct property management, but investment quality depends on structure, sponsor incentives, liquidity, and transparency.
Course 8 · ~180 min
Use a due-diligence checklist, evaluate operational risks, establish reserve policies and management controls, and create a recurring process for reviewing property and portfolio performance.
Successful investing depends on protecting cash flow and asset value after acquisition, not just selecting properties with attractive projected returns.