What do you do when a contractor tells you that you need a brand-new HVAC system, boiler, or water heater? How do you know if you're getting good advice—or getting taken advantage of?In this episode of the Real Estate Educators Podcast, Kevin Amolsch sits down with Justin Pogue to discuss what every real estate investor should know about managing rental properties, choosing contractors, working with tenants, and protecting your investment.Justin shares lessons from building a 72-unit portfolio, managing apartments firsthand, and writing his book, Rental Secrets. They cover how to avoid overpaying contractors, why strong relationships with vendors matter, and how better communication with tenants can actually lower your expenses and improve returns.If you own rentals—or want to—this episode is packed with practical advice you can use immediately.00:00 How Justin got started in real estate investing07:04 How to know if you actually need a new HVAC system12:18 Why real estate seminars leave out the hard part25:09 How renters can actually help lower your costs28:31 What Rich Dad Poor Dad taught about rent increases33:04 Month-to-month leases vs. annual leases38:13 Why property managers don’t always think long-term44:03 Where to find Justin and his bookConnect with Justin Pogue:Website: RentalSecrets.netBook: Rental Secrets on AmazonLearn more about Pine Financial Group:pinefinancialgroup.comHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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