Category Archives: Call to Action
Breakup Sub Niches for Big Time Savings
In our last post, we discussed sub niches and how Nick Sidoti used this tactic to rent his single family rentals for up to 3 times market rates. Since then, I have started thinking about what my approach would be … Continue reading
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How to Collect Twice the Rent from Your Rental Property
Robert Lett in Cheyenne, Wyoming, emailed in a great idea for our $100 Idea Challenge! He recommended setting up an apartment to provide corporate housing. The terms need to be that a company pays rent even if the unit is vacant. … Continue reading
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Payday Loan Inspiration – $100 Idea Challenge
I saw a news blurb that the Utah Apartment Owners Association was partnering with a payday loan company so its members could refer their cash-strapped tenants to them. I originally thought the landlords might receive a referral fee, so I investigated. A representative … Continue reading
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The $100 Challege: New Income Streams for Landlords
Time to boldly go where no blog has gone before! Since I believe rents are the beginning of the income available to landlords, it’s time I proved it. This is the beginning of my quest to create an additional $100 per … Continue reading
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Introducing Cashflow Business Ideas for Landlords
This week we updated our list of cashflow business ideas for landlords by adding contributions from Drew DeMasters and Gary Zaremba. I hope they inspire you to diversify your rental’s income, make more money, and boost your net operating income. Click HERE … Continue reading
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Introduction to Leading Landlord Blog
Here’s an introduction to what we aspire to achieve with the Leading Landlord Blog. Transcript Hello, my name is Al Williamson. Thank you for checking out the Leading Landlord blog.
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Reducing Disorder – An Alternative Investment Strategy
In 1982, Wilson and Kelling published the Broken Windows Theory which claims crime can be discouraged by reducing disorder. A few social scientists discredit their successful results, but who cares. Taking care of little things to reduce dis-order has been the guiding principle … Continue reading
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Can a Landlord Save the World?
Yes, they sure can, especially if their rentals are in troubled communities. I have come to understand that the worse off an area is, the more it relies on the landlords to lead. The opposite is true as well; healthy … Continue reading
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Landlords Profit When Neighbors Say Hello
There are two grassroots programs that guarantee a Transformational Landlord’s success: Neighborhood Watch and National Night Out. When crime watch/prevention groups come together to celebrate National Night Out neighborhood rejuvenation is just around the corner. Most people are aware of … Continue reading
Fighting the Resistance to Inner City Revitalization
It’s been said that inner cities are held down by a lack of jobs, a lack of communication, a lack of leadership, and perceived high crime rates. Imagine the drag on an inner city neighborhood to be a boulder that sits … Continue reading
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