Fighting Fear with FIRE
The past few weeks have been a difficult time for my family. We received news that was changing our plans and forcing us to look at other options.
Selecting Your Real Estate Investing Strategy
If you haven’t plugged the trigger on your first investment, the chances are that you haven’t firmed up your targets or strategies.
Where To Start Your REI Education
By investing in your real estate education, you can flatten the learning curve and reduce or eliminate time you would have spent reinventing the wheel. These are the resources, tools and books we love to help kick start REI.
BRRRR Method: The Refinancing Process
Refinancing a property is one of the four “R”s of the BRRRR method and can be the main accelerant in growing your investment portfolio.
Resolved: Property Lien, Post-Purchase
After we paid the lien fees ($380), we had to wait for two weeks for our payment to make it through the red tape and for the ability to request the abandonment lien be removed from the property.
The Mama in MsFIRE Mama
The title of this blog is MsFIRE Mama. It’s deliberate. When I first started fantasizing about what my life would look like financially free, the focus was on travel. When I became a mother, a lot of things came to the surface that I expected, and then some that I didn’t. I expected to struggle with work-life balance and I didn’t expect that figuring out what kind of mom I wanted to be would be difficult to pinpoint.
Renovations Part 3: Contracting Renovation Work
Whether it’s a handyman, a general contractor or an individual trade (electrician, plumber, etc), the most important thing you can do is set expectations.
Renovations Part 2: Hiring a Contractor
Knowing what you need done during a renovation is only half of the equation. Finding the right team for the job is the other.
Renovations Part 1: Determining Your Budget and Scope
Renovating a property probably causes the most anxiety when investing in real estate. A lot rides on the results.
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