Best Rental Income Property Listings Podcasts (2025)

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Rents Prices are Dropping! Should Landlords Panic? 11:26

11h ago11:26

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Rent prices are dropping and fast. According to Redfin and Census Bureau data, asking rents are declining in many U.S. cities, and vacancy rates are climbing. Landlords are offering incentives like free rent or move-in bonuses to attract tenants in this increasingly competitive market.By TurboTenant

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Is Prop Tech A Threat To Agents? with Ramon Casaus 8:43

2d ago8:43

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Send us a text In this insightful episode of Behind The Doors, guest Ramon Casaus joins Dan Noma Jr. and Marvin Cruz to explore how PropTech is transforming the residential real estate landscape—and why agents should embrace it rather than fear it. Ramon challenges traditional thinking, emphasizing that success in real estate mirrors success in any…

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The Pre-Listing Secret That Could Save You Thousands in Home Sale Negotiations 13:37

3d ago13:37

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In this episode of the Real Estate Education and Investing Podcast, Erin Spradlin and James Carlson, seasoned real estate agents and investors, reveal a crucial pre-listing strategy most homeowners never consider. Erin explains how sellers can contact Redfin directly to remove their property's estimate when it's lower than their intended listing pr…

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Why Evictions Can Take 2 Years in New York City 14:47

4d ago14:47

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Why does it take over TWO YEARS to evict a tenant in New York City? In this video, we break down the legal delays, tenant protections, and bureaucratic backlog that make NYC evictions painfully slow and why every landlord in America should be paying attention. From rent strikes to court bottlenecks, this isn’t just a New York problem. It's a warnin…

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How To Furnish A Monthly Rental Like A Pro (with Minoan & Furnished Finder) 45:04

4d ago45:04

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Want to attract high-quality tenants and boost your midterm monthly rental cash flow—without overspending on furnishings? This episode of The Landlord Diaries is your ultimate guide. We’re joined by Jennifer Zureikat, Marketing Director at Minoan, to reveal how landlords can furnish monthly rentals beautifully, affordably, and strategically. Learn …

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How To Do Renovations The Right Way 32:07

5d ago32:07

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Send us a text In this episode, we break down how to do renovations the right way, helping you determine what makes a renovation a good or bad investment. We discuss the importance of developing a smart renovation budget, how to set up comps and analyze comparable sales, and why starting with subdivisions before branching out is a crucial strategy.…

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Real Estate News Brief: U.S. Credit Downgrade, Debt Crisis, and Bond Activity 4:38

7d ago4:38

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The U.S. national debt has surpassed $36 trillion, prompting Moody’s to downgrade America’s credit rating and setting off a sharp selloff in stocks and bonds. Treasury yields are spiking, with the 30-year hitting 5.13% and the 10-year above 4.6%, signaling a shift toward higher interest rates across the economy—from mortgages to consumer loans. In …

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Where are People Moving? Migration Trends Explained 2:49

8d ago2:49

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Migration is slowing in 2025—but some states are still attracting new residents. In this episode of Real Estate News for Investors, Kathy Fettke breaks down the latest trends, including top gainers like South Carolina and Idaho, and surprising population rebounds in parts of the Midwest. Find out what’s driving these shifts, why some hot spots are …

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Every Agent Should Partner with An Insurance Provider with Chris Stenke 11:25

9d ago11:25

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Send us a text In this episode of Behind the Doors, Chris Stenke emphasizes why every real estate agent needs an insurance partner on their team. He breaks down how the wrong insurance coverage can derail deals, jeopardize closings, and damage client trust—and shares why partnering with the right insurance professional is critical for protecting tr…

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Hottest & Coldest Housing Markets of 2025 - What Buyers Need to Know 14:46

10d ago14:46

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In this episode of the Real Estate Education and Investing Podcast, Erin Spradlin and James Carlson take a data-backed look at the hottest real estate markets in 2025, as revealed by Zillow’s latest heat index. The Northeast—particularly Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse—is experiencing rapid price growth and tight inventory, making it a strong sell…

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Housing Inventory Surges, Yet Buyers Wait on Lower Rates 3:32

9d ago3:32

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Housing inventory is surging across the U.S., with new listings up over 11% and total active listings rising more than 30% year-over-year. But despite more homes hitting the market, many buyers are still on the sidelines—held back by high mortgage rates and ongoing affordability concerns. In this episode, Kathy Fettke breaks down the latest data fr…

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Bond Yields Jump After Moody’s Downgrades U.S. Credit Rating 3:34

10d ago3:34

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US credit downgrades are back in the spotlight as Moody’s lowers the U.S. rating from Aaa to Aa1 for the first time since 1949. In today’s episode, Kathy Fettke breaks down what this means for bond markets, long-term Treasury yields, and most importantly—mortgage rates. With the 30-year Treasury briefly topping 5%, investors and homebuyers alike ar…

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U.S. & China Slash Tariffs in Surprise Deal, Sparking Wall Street Rally 3:11

12d ago3:11

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The U.S. and China have agreed to dramatically roll back tariffs — from 125% to 10% — in a surprise deal that's sparking a major Wall Street rally. In this episode, Kathy Fettke explains how the tariff reduction impacts markets, recession forecasts, and investor sentiment. Tech stocks are surging, bond yields are rising, and the Nasdaq has official…

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How to Manage Risk Without Overpaying for Insurance with Chris Stenke 35:02

12d ago35:02

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Send us a text In this episode of Behind the Doors, Chris Stenke reframes the conversation around risk management versus insurance, challenging the traditional mindset of simply purchasing policies to mitigate risk. Chris dives into the realities of rising insurance costs, particularly in high-risk areas like California’s fire zones, and shares ins…

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Opportunity Zone Program May Expand: What Investors Need to Know 4:34

15d ago4:34

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Opportunity Zone incentives may soon reach new areas, thanks to a proposed extension through 2033. A key House committee has included major Opportunity Zone reforms in a sweeping tax package, aiming to give investors more time and more places to deploy capital gains for powerful tax advantages. The proposal would allow states to nominate a new roun…

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Successful Agents Focus on What Works with Ramon Casaus 8:02

16d ago8:02

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Send us a text In this episode, Ramon Casaus dives deep into what truly drives success for real estate agents in today’s competitive and often overwhelming market. Ramon emphasizes that it’s not a “hard market” — it’s about adaptation and mastering the fundamentals. He shares how agents often get distracted by shiny new strategies, influencers, and…

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Leases vs. Rental Agreements: What Every Property Investor Needs to Know 20:52

17d ago20:52

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In this episode of the Real Estate Education and Investing Podcast, Erin Spradlin and James Carlson clear up the confusion around leases versus rental agreements, explaining that despite what some YouTube videos claim, both essentially serve as legal contracts with similar protections. Traditional leases happen outside platforms like Airbnb, the re…

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Real Estate News Brief: Builder Slowdown, Sales Surge, and Rising Inventory 3:47

17d ago3:47

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Builders are slowing down, but inventory is rising. In this Real Estate News Brief, Kathy Fettke dives into the latest trends in home starts, sales, and what it all means for real estate investors. From the sharp decline in single-family construction to the resilience of multifamily and the growing number of completed homes for sale, this episode o…

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New 7% Rent Cap Bill Passed in Washington: Landlords and Renters in Trouble! 11:36

19d ago11:36

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On May 7th, Washington state passed a historic rent control bill that caps annual rent increases at 7% plus inflation, or 10%—whichever is lower. With Governor Bob Ferguson expected to sign the legislation, this could mark a major turning point for tenants and property owners statewide. #rentcontrol #washingtonstate # In this video, we break down w…

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How To Keep Over 95% Occupancy with Monthly Rentals 29:44

19d ago29:44

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Are you leaving money on the table because your calendar isn’t optimized? In this episode of The Landlord Diaries, Kelly and Katie—two seasoned midterm rental pros and Furnished Finder hosts—reveal the exact strategies they use to keep over 95% occupancy across their portfolios. Whether you’re managing one unit or scaling to 10+, this episode break…

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You Don't Need Permission to Invest in Real Estate with Ramon Casaus 31:53

19d ago31:53

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Send us a text In this episode of Behind The Doors, Ramon Casaus shares his entrepreneurial journey from building a successful independent brokerage in Albuquerque to expanding into new markets like Scottsdale. Ramon dives into the world of creative real estate investing, especially seller financing, explaining how investors can unlock opportunitie…

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Zillow Pushes MLS Compliance: What It Means for Listings, Agents, and Investors 3:38

19d ago3:38

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Zillow is enforcing stricter MLS compliance, requiring publicly marketed listings to appear on the MLS within one business day — or be removed from Zillow and Trulia. This move could have major implications for agents, investors, and off-market deal flow. In this episode, Kathy Fettke breaks down what the policy means, why it’s controversial, and h…

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The Fed's Interest Rate Pause: What It Means for Real Estate and the Economy 3:01

22d ago3:01

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The Fed's interest rate pause is making headlines as economic uncertainty reaches new heights. In this episode, Kathy Fettke unpacks what the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold rates steady means for real estate investors, borrowers, and the broader economy. With rising concerns about stagflation, shaky GDP numbers, and trade tensions driving marke…

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You Can Buy Leads or You Can Create Them 13:30

23d ago13:30

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Send us a text In the world of lead generation, the choice between buying leads and creating them is crucial for building a sustainable business. While purchasing leads may seem like a quick solution, it often results in a lack of genuine relationships and trust with potential clients, as these leads are not truly your own. By focusing on creating …

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Is the Market Turning? First-Time Buyers Rise, Prices Cool, and Delinquencies Climb 4:02

24d ago4:02

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First-time home buyers now make up a record 58% of agency purchase loans, according to ICE’s Monthly Mortgage Monitor — but price growth is cooling, and serious delinquencies are ticking up. In this episode, Kathy Fettke breaks down what the latest data means for investors, lenders, and the 2025 housing market. Topics Discussed: 00:00 First Time Ho…

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This City just Banned all Short Term Rentals. Is Your Town Next? 16:36

24d ago16:36

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In this episode of the Real Estate Education and Investing Podcast, Erin Spradlin and James Carlson, tackle two critical issues affecting property investors: Furnished Finder's new "worry-free waiver" program and a concerning short-term rental ban in Woodland Park, Colorado. They analyze Furnished Finder's deposit alternative which charges hosts $6…

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The $35 Trillion Equity Lie: Why Homeowners Are Still Broke in 2025 12:19

25d ago12:19

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Are you "house rich but cash poor"? In this eye-opening video, we delve into the paradox of rising home equity and its impact on your financial well-being. Discover how increasing property values might not equate to financial freedom, especially when faced with high mortgage payments, property taxes, and maintenance costs. We'll explore the broader…

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FHA Scraps Biden-Era Foreclosure Rules: Are Faster Sales Ahead? 2:57

26d ago2:57

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In a major shift, HUD and the FHA are walking back a Biden-era policy on foreclosures that gave nonprofits and government agencies first access to buy distressed properties. Originally intended to support affordable housing and community revitalization, the policy has delivered underwhelming results—prompting officials to reverse course. In this ep…

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The Impact of Tariffs: Build Materials, Rentals, and Cost of Living 22:06

26d ago22:06

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Send us a text In today's challenging housing market, the impact of tariffs on building materials has significantly influenced rental prices and the overall cost of living, making it increasingly difficult for hardworking individuals to afford a home. As tariffs drive up the prices of essential construction supplies, potential homeowners face highe…

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New Study Reveals Police Funding Impacts Home Prices 3:13

29d ago3:13

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A groundbreaking new study from the University of Cincinnati reveals that police funding can significantly impact home prices—but the effect depends on the income level of the community. In this episode of Real Estate News for Investors, Kathy Fettke breaks down economist David Brasington’s findings, which show that increasing police budgets raises…

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Pricing To Sell With The Future in Mind 13:43

30d ago13:43

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Send us a text In the competitive real estate market, pricing a property to sell with the future in mind is essential for attracting buyers who are increasingly focused on monthly payments. By utilizing comparable sales (comps) to determine an appropriate price point, sellers can strategically position their homes to appeal to potential buyers. Und…

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Del Taco Closures Could Unlock Major Real Estate Opportunities 2:43

30d ago2:43

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A major shift is underway at Jack in the Box, owner of Del Taco, and it could open the door to hundreds of new real estate opportunities. In this episode, Kathy Fettke breaks down the company’s decision to potentially sell its Del Taco brand and close up to 200 underperforming locations. With softening demand and rising competition in the fast-food…

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Real Estate in Recession: Why Home Sales Might Surprise You 13:42

1M ago13:42

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In this episode of the Real Estate Education and Investing Podcast, Erin Spradlin and James Carlson, chat about something pretty surprising – how recessions actually affect the housing market in ways you might not expect. They break down the weird pattern that happens: home sales usually dip when a recession hits, but then they often pick up steam …

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NEW BILL: Landlords Will Pay for Tenants' Hotel Stays 11:36

1M ago11:36

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A new bill in Denver could force landlords to cover hotel costs when a rental becomes uninhabitable. What does this mean for property owners and renters? Let’s break it down.By TurboTenant

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The Ultimate Monthly Rental Lease Guide 39:42

1M ago39:42

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Did you know only 50% of tenants signed a lease for their last mid-term rental stay? That stat shocked us too. In this episode, we’re diving into why every landlord offering monthly furnished rentals needs a rock-solid lease agreement—and exactly how to build one that protects you and your property without overcomplicating things. We’re joined by D…

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Big Pharma’s U.S. Expansion: $56B Investment in Real Estate and Job Creation 3:29

1M ago3:29

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Roche and Regeneron, two of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, have announced a combined $56 billion investment that’s set to transform U.S. real estate and manufacturing. Billions of dollars will go into expanding research and manufacturing facilities across key states like California, Indiana, New York, and North Carolina, creating tho…

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Build Smarter: Innovations in Construction With Joe Wechsler 30:54

1M ago30:54

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Send us a text In this episode of the Behind The Doors podcast, Joe Wechsler discusses the two primary types of construction and renovation companies, shedding light on their roles in property investment. He explores strategies for buying and maintaining properties during the winter months, emphasizing the importance of proactive upkeep to prevent …

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