Cash Flow Guys Podcast

In this episode, Tyler covers his 10 most practical ways to find the owners of abandoned houses.

In this episode, we break down the common missed opportunities that come from sticker shock.

In this episode, Mike and Tyler discuss the 5 ways to fix zoning problems as listed below: Understand the zoning laws in your area. The first step to working through zoning issues is to understand the zoning laws in your area. This includes knowing what types of uses are allowed in different zones, as well as the specific regulations that apply to your property. You can usually find zoning information on your local government's website. Talk to your neighbors. Zoning issues can often be resolved through informal discussions with your neighbors. If you are concerned about a proposed development, talk to your neighbors to see if they share your concerns. You may be able to work together to find a solution that everyone is happy with. Contact your local zoning board. If you cannot resolve the zoning issue with your neighbors, you may need to contact your local zoning board. The zoning board is responsible for enforcing zoning laws, and they may be able to help you resolve the issue. File a zoning appeal. If you are not satisfied with the zoning board's decision, you may be able to file a zoning appeal. A zoning appeal is a legal challenge to a zoning decision. If you file a zoning appeal, you will need to present evidence that the zoning board's decision was incorrect. Work with your elected officials. If you are unable to resolve the zoning issue through the zoning process, you may need to work with your elected officials. Your elected officials can introduce legislation to change zoning laws, or they can pressure the zoning board to make a different decision. Working through zoning issues can be a complex process, but it is important to remember that you have rights. If you are facing a zoning issue, do not hesitate to seek help from your neighbors, your local zoning board, or your elected officials.

In this episode, Tyler discuss tips on how to invest even though interest rates are through the roof.

In this episode, Mike and Tyler discuss the easiest way to get your next deal going...tune in and take a listen!

In this episode, Tyler discusses his new special friend...Claude Ai

In this episode, Mike and Tyler discuss a recent video put out by Joe Brown from Heresey Financial. We feel those waiting for a big crash in real estate may wind up being disappointed, listen in to learn more...

In this episode, Tyler and Mike discuss several opportunities they recently discovered in a small town.

In this episode, Tyler breaks down the issue of the Breach of Contract and discusses how to avoid it as well as how to work throught it when it hapens.

In this video we distill down the current economic news and hype to get to the facts.

In this episode, Tyler discusses the current state of the economy as it relates to inflation and what to do about it. Many people are under. the impression that once inflation is reduced, prices will go down accordingly which is simply not true....listen in for more on this topic

In this episode I discuss 20 ways to use Chat GPT as a Real Estate Investor.

In this episode, Mike and Tyler unpack how to be safe when buying with DSCR Loans.

In this episode, Mike Marino and Tyler Sheff discuss under-the-radar tips on how to make money from the upcoming secret tsunami.

In today's crazy world, it's easy to get confused when it comes to investing in anything. We believe there are ways to simplify the craziness which is what we discuss in this episode of the podcast.

In this episode, Mike and Tyler share what they have learned by working with the staff of numerous local governments.

Have you ever missed an opportunity for a great deal? Well if you are anything like us you definitely have...in this episode, Mike and Tyler discuss the steps on how to recover from a missed opportunity.

In this episode of the Cash Flow Guys Podcast, co-hosts Tyler Sheff and Mike Marino tackle the crucial topic of overpaying for properties and its detrimental effects on cash flow. They delve into common mistakes such as overestimating property value, accepting misleading projections, and underestimating expenses. Tyler and Mike provide listeners with practical solutions, including utilizing income and expense verification tools, questioning appraisals, and obtaining accurate cost estimates. They also explore alternative options if you've already overpaid, such as repurposing properties or expanding square footage. Join Tyler Sheff and Mike Marino as they share invaluable strategies for safeguarding investments and maximizing cash flow in the real estate market.

The Crucial Role of Zoning Regulations for Real Estate Investors Understanding the intricacies of zoning regulations is paramount for real estate investors looking to maximize their opportunities and minimize risks. Zoning regulations, put in place by local governments, dictate how land can be used within specific areas. These regulations establish different zones, such as residential, commercial, or industrial, each with its own set of permitted uses, building codes, and restrictions. As a real estate investor, having a comprehensive understanding of zoning regulations is essential for making informed decisions, identifying profitable investment opportunities, and navigating potential challenges. Zoning regulations act as a blueprint for urban planning, ensuring the harmonious coexistence of various land uses and protecting property values. By familiarizing themselves with local zoning codes and restrictions, real estate investors can assess the feasibility and potential of a property for their intended purpose. For instance, if you plan to develop a commercial property in a residential zone, you might face zoning hurdles and restrictions. However, by being knowledgeable about zoning regulations, you can proactively identify suitable properties that align with your investment goals and avoid costly surprises. Furthermore, understanding zoning regulations helps real estate investors anticipate future market trends and development opportunities. Zoning changes, such as rezoning residential areas for mixed-use developments or creating designated zones for certain industries, can significantly impact property values and investment potential. Staying informed about zoning updates and proposed changes in the local area allows investors to adapt their strategies and capitalize on emerging opportunities. Additionally, being aware of potential zoning challenges and restrictions enables investors to develop comprehensive mitigation plans and seek necessary approvals, ensuring smooth transactions and successful projects. Lastly, a solid grasp of zoning regulations is indispensable for real estate investors. By understanding zoning codes, investors can make informed decisions, identify suitable properties, navigate challenges, and seize opportunities that align with their investment objectives. Keeping a pulse on zoning changes and updates empowers investors to stay ahead of the game, unlock hidden potential, and thrive in the dynamic real estate market.

In this episode, Tyler Sheff shares his experience with utilizing the Airbnb platform to generate extra income from a rental property. He had a tenant who was having trouble paying rent, so he offered to renovate the apartment in exchange for exclusive control of the property for eight months of the year. Tyler and his team spent $3,000 to renovate the apartment, and then he rented it out on Airbnb for the remaining eight months, generating significantly more income than he had previously. Tyler eventually ended his arrangement with the tenant, but he continued to lease out the property on Airbnb and it became his top-performing apartment. Later in the conversation, pilot Mike Marino discusses how he has been able to generate income by leasing a four-bedroom house to fellow pilots who need a place to sleep between flights. He chose to lease instead of buy because he wanted to maintain control of the property without taking on all the financial responsibilities of ownership. Tyler emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to real estate investing, but it's important to consider all options before making a decision.