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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2024 · 46 MIN

Bleeding Cash, RE Food Poisoning and Section 8 Debate - Episode 12

from The David Greene Show · host David Greene

Welcome to Real Talk Real Estate with David Greene! In this episode, we’re hitting some big topics every real estate investor faces: Section 8 Investing: Is it worth it? We break down the pros and cons. Negative Cash Flow: What to do when your property starts losing money. Injuries at Your STR: How to manage risk and protect yourself from liability. We’ll also talk about deciding whether to sell or hold your rentals, handling tricky markets, and the impact of rising competition. This is a must-listen for anyone looking to navigate the ups and downs of real estate investing. Follow David: @DavidGreene DavidGreene24.com RealTalkRealEstate.com Podcast-The David Greene Show Spotify, Apple Podcasts Book a session with David: [email protected] Ask a Question: DavidGreene24.com/ask Find me on the “minnect” app Real Estate University: SpartanLeague.com Join my Free Newsletter: Davidgreene24.com/textletter Finance Your Real Estate TheOneBrokerage.com Intake@TheOneBrokerage @theonebrokerage Free Textletter DavidGreene24.com/join STR Management [email protected] Investor Retreat DavidGreene24.com/retreat

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