Free Guide
I rent in NYC. I also own rental properties in Indiana, Georgia, and Nevada. I pay rent, and I collect it.
I’ve seen housing from all sides: as a renter, as an investor, and as someone who explains the economics of housing in plain English.
This free guide walks through 7 expensive rental property investing mistakes — the kind that can quietly destroy your returns if you don’t see them coming.
Most money mistakes are annoying.
You overpay for a flight. You miss a discount. You buy something you probably didn’t need.
Rental property mistakes are different.
Buy the wrong property, misread the numbers, underestimate repairs, or misunderstand the local market, and the mistake can cost you tens of thousands of dollars before you even realize what happened.
That’s why I made this guide.
It walks through 7 expensive rental property mistakes so you can spot the problems before they become your problems.
Real estate is a high-stakes, high-dollar arena. One simple mistake could cost thousands.
Discover the most common rental property mistakes, and how to avoid them, in this free guide!
Mistake
1
Relying on appreciation.
(Hint: that's for amateurs)
Mistake
2
Overleveraging.
More isn't always better.
Mistake
3
Using the wrong formulas.
Discover a different perspective.
Mistake
4
Using magical, B.S. accounting.
Mistake
5
Not having a strategy.
Mistake
6
Using "rental property" to justify a personal expense.
Mistake
7
Choosing the wrong mentors.
The mistakes outlined in this guide come from the school of hard knocks - my personal experience as a real estate investor over the last 7 years.
I don't want you to make the same mistakes I did, and I hope that by sharing these lessons, I can help you navigate the murky waters of real estate investing and save thousands in the process.
You'll discover why market appreciation isn't all it's cracked up to be - and what you should focus on instead.
You'll learn the formulas that will help you figure out if a property is a good deal or not, and you'll learn which to avoid.
You'll gain an uncommon perspective on leverage (why more isn't necessarily better).
Throughout this free guide, I also share my tried and true real estate investing principles that I teach my students.
Paula Pant is a first principles thinker & real estate investor who owns 7 rental property units, which create passive income.
Her podcast, Afford Anything, has garnered over 20 million downloads, and her flagship start-to-finish real estate investing course has taught over 2,000 students how to buy profitable rental properties.
She's passionate about teaching people how to leverage money as a tool to live a meaningful life.
Last chance to download the 7 Expensive Rental Property Mistakes to Avoid guide!