BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast - 2016 年首次租房,2026 年实现财务自由(我使用的所有策略) 封面

2016 年首次租房,2026 年实现财务自由(我使用的所有策略)

First Rental in 2016, Financially Free in 2026 (Every Strategy I Used)

本集简介

十年前,Erika Brown 买下了她的第一套投资房产。如今十年过去,她已实现财务自由,并正逐步缩减投资组合,以便减少工作、更享受生活,打造她一直梦寐以求的提前退休生活方式。但这一切并非一开始就如此。 2012 年,Erika 在一家银行工作,正沿着职业阶梯向上攀登,从未想过会在 65 岁之前退休。但她无法忽视一件事——银行里每一位富有的客户都在投资房地产。他们掌握着她尚未察觉的门道,于是她尝试了第一次“房屋黑客”策略:在养育三个孩子并朝九晚五工作的同时,翻修地下室单元。 几年后,真正的投资才正式开始。Erika 尝试了各种方式——短期租赁、Section 8 长期租赁、动用 401(k) 账户资金进行翻修、出租房间、甚至整块街区购入。她坦诚分享哪些策略值得投入精力,哪些策略虽口碑不佳但现金流强劲,以及为何在投资生涯仅十年之际,她选择缩减规模而非扩张。 本期节目涵盖: - 如何从一套房产开始,打破“月光族”的循环 - 你对 Section 8 的误解:如何借助政府租金获得优质租客 - “按房间出租”的合住模式真的值得吗? - 你会用退休账户换取一套出租房吗?Erika 为何最终下定决心 - 为何需要频繁调整租赁策略以确保持续现金流 - 更多精彩内容! 查看本节目更多资源:BiggerPockets.com 和 https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1291。 想了解今日赞助商或成为 BiggerPockets 合作伙伴?请发送邮件至 advertise@biggerpockets.com。 了解更多广告选择信息,请访问 megaphone.fm/adchoices。

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在进入房地产行业之前,埃里卡·布朗在银行工作,一边养着三个孩子,每月工资刚够花销,只想着在职场里往上爬。

Before real estate, Erika Brown was working at a bank raising three kids paycheck to paycheck, just trying to climb the corporate ladder.

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如今十年过去,她拥有一整套风格各异的出租房产,实现了财务自由,却做了一件没人料到的事——开始卖掉她的房子。

Now a decade later, she owns an entire portfolio of very different rentals, has reached financial freedom, and is doing what nobody expects, selling off her houses.

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但埃里卡并没有倒退。

But Erika's not going backwards.

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恰恰相反。

Far from that.

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她其实正要开启一种更理想的生活:出租房更少,现金流更充裕,自由度也高得多。

She's actually about to unlock an even better lifestyle, one with fewer rentals, lots of cash flow, and way more freedom.

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过去十年里,她试遍了所有能想到的策略。

Over the past ten years, she's tried every strategy in the book.

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包括第八条款住房、自住兼出租、分租房间、短租、BRRRR策略,等等。

Section eight, house hacking, renting out rooms, short term rentals, burs, and more.

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今天,她要分享自己最推荐的做法,还会告诉你,那些别人劝你别碰的房产,反而是最值得入手的,只是没人注意到罢了。

Today, she's explaining her favorites and why some of the ones you're told to avoid are actually the best rentals to own and nobody's paying attention to them.

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那你怎么才能像埃里卡那样,拥有的房源最少,却最轻松又自由呢?

So how do you, like Erika, have the fewest number of rentals with the most casual and freedom?

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仔细听好了。

Listen up.

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马上你就知道了。

You're about to find out.

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大家好啊!

What's going on, everybody?

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我是亨利·华盛顿,《BiggerPockets》播客的联合主持人,今天节目的嘉宾是我的朋友、投资人埃里卡·布朗。

I'm Henry Washington, cohost of the BiggerPockets podcast, and today's guest on the show is my friend, investor Erika Brown.

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那我们请她上来吧。

So let's bring her on.

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埃里卡·布朗,欢迎再次来到《BiggerPockets》播客。

Erika Brown, welcome back to the BiggerPockets podcast.

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很高兴能来。

Happy to be here.

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谢谢邀请我再来。

Thanks for having me back.

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和你聊天真开心。

I love chatting with you.

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特别想听你分享你的经历。

I love hearing more about your story.

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很想知道你现在都在忙些什么。

Interested to hear what you've got going on.

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对于那些还没听过你之前在BiggerPockets播客里的那一期的听众,你再给大家简单讲讲你的故事吧。

So for those of you who may not have heard your previous episode on the BiggerPockets podcast, I want you to tell us a little bit about your story again.

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从头说起吧。

Take us back to the beginning.

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对。

Yeah.

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你最初是怎么踏入房地产行业的?

How'd you first get into real estate?

Speaker 1

天哪。

Oh, man.

Speaker 1

这故事挺有意思的。

That's a fun story.

Speaker 1

现在已经十年了。

It has now been ten years.

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我正式从事房地产投资,同时也全职做企业主,整整十年了。

I have officially been investing in real estate and also a full time businesswoman for ten years.

Speaker 1

真不敢相信。

It's crazy.

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但在全职做房地产之前,我一直在银行和金融行业工作。

But, yeah, previous to it being in real estate full time, I was a banker and I was in the finance industry.

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对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 1

那时候只是在摸索着前进。

And just was trying to figure it out.

Speaker 1

我当时有三个年幼的孩子,还有丈夫,刚搬到一座全新的城市。

I had three young kids, husband, you know, starting out brand new city.

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我住在佐治亚州的亚特兰大,那时候我们正想摆脱月光族的生活,赶在形势很紧张的时候,用FHA贷款买了第一套房产,价格是20.3万美元。

I'm I'm I live in Atlanta, Georgia, and we were trying to get out of that paycheck to paycheck cycle and bought our first property using a FHA loan, two zero three k during times when it was pretty scary.

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那正是经济衰退刚结束的时候。

It was right after the recession.

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我买下一套房子,把地下室改造出来,比现在大家说的‘房屋黑客’还早一步就这么做了。

Bought a house, renovated a basement, and became a house hacker before you guys turned house hacking.

Speaker 1

对我们来说,就是想多挣点钱,应付那些育儿开销。

For us, it was, can we, make some money to pay these, you know, childcare bills?

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那时候这不叫房屋黑客,就叫拼命赚钱。

It just used to be called hustling back then.

Speaker 1

对。

Yes.

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就是拼命赚钱。

It was hustling.

Speaker 2

然后

And then

Speaker 1

我开始读书。

I started reading books.

Speaker 1

我读了《富爸爸穷爸爸》之类的书,就买了那本书。

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and all the things, and I just got the book.

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我搬到了亚特兰大一个正在崛起的社区,也因此爱上了房地产。

I moved to a neighborhood that was up and coming in Atlanta and fell in love with real estate that way as well.

Speaker 1

转眼间,我通过当地房产中介帮了大约十个人买房。

And next thing you know, I had helped like 10 people buy houses through the local real estate agent.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以我的经历是,先当上房产经纪人,然后才开始投资房地产。

So my journey was I started investing in real estate after becoming a real estate agent.

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我知道最终目标不是当房产经纪人,但我清楚自己能卖房子,毕竟我已经介绍了价值十万美金的业务,赚了佣金。

I knew the end goal wasn't to be a real estate agent, but I knew that I could sell houses clearly because I had already referred all this money, a $100,000 worth of commissions.

Speaker 1

现在我们的投资组合除了房地产,还包括其他一些生意,这段经历真的非常精彩。

So we have a portfolio of businesses now outside of real estate and within real estate and it's been pretty amazing, the journey.

Speaker 1

所以

So

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明白了。

Alright.

Speaker 0

你第一次做房屋合租是在2012年,对吧?

So this was 2012 when you did the first house hack.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 0

没错。

Right?

Speaker 0

然后到了2016年,你搬了家,还带动一群朋友买房,结果你一分钱都没赚。

And then in 2016, you moved and got all your friends to buy houses, and you didn't get paid for any of it.

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对。

Yep.

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然后

And then

Speaker 1

不好意思。

I'm sorry.

Speaker 1

我问了,房地产经纪人拿佣金能赚多少钱?

I said, how much does real estate agents make it commissions?

Speaker 1

等等。

Wait.

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那你是那年就考了执照吗?

And then is that did you get your license that same year?

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是你那时候就办了,还是之后才办的?

Did you do or was that after?

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

我那年就考到了执照,而且

I got my license that same year, and it

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特别难,不过还是挺过来了。

was really hard, but Okay.

Speaker 1

总算搞定了。

Got it done.

Speaker 0

那你第一次正式做房地产交易是什么时候?

And then when did you do your very first, like, official real estate deal?

Speaker 1

我记得我2016年3月辞了工作,那年秋天我们完成了第一笔正式的房产交易。

So I believe I left my job March 2016, and we did our official first real estate deal that fall.

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我当时给一个投资者打工。

I was working for an investor.

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刚入行的时候,有单子就得接,管它是什么样的。

You know, when you're a new agent, you gotta take everything that you can get.

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什么乱七八糟的客户都得应付。

You get all the trash leads.

Speaker 1

没办法的事。

Whatever.

Speaker 1

明白吧?

Okay?

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我有个投资者,我特别喜欢跟投资者合作,因为他们一直在买房子。

And I had an investor, which I love working the investors because they're always buying.

Speaker 1

你知道的。

You know?

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有个投资者让我开车去那个街区,把一些地址记下来,想办法找到房主。

And so I had an investor who was like, drive this neighborhood and write down these addresses and try to find these owners.

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如果你找到合适的房源,我就买下来。

And if you find some deals, I'll buy them.

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我知道亚特兰大环线项目即将启动,据说会彻底改变整个城市。

And so I knew that this thing called the Atlanta BeltLine was coming and it was supposed to completely transform the entire city.

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我注意到有一处房产正好在未来的环线旁边,挂牌出售。

And I've seen that there was one property that was listed on there that was right by the future belt line.

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所以我心想,不如我自己把这处房产买下来。

And so I was like, let me buy this one for myself.

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于是我拿出了我那4000美元,我们把房子买了下来。

And so I cashed in my $4.00 1 k and we bought the property.

Speaker 1

这房子以前是政府廉租房。

It was it had previously been a Section eight property.

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所以我想,至少还能住人。

So in my mind, I'm like, is it it was at least livable.

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对。

Right.

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对。

Right.

Speaker 1

买下来之后,我们只做了一点小翻新,那时候Airbnb还刚起步。

So we bought it and then we did a very minor renovation and at the time Airbnb was very new.

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我认识另一位投资者,他做Airbnb做得挺成功。

I had met another investor that had some success doing Airbnb.

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我就想,那我们也试试吧。

So I was like, well, let's do this.

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我们把那个房子布置好后,第一年就赚回了全部的首付款。

And we set up that property and we were able to make our full investment in our down payment back within the first year.

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哦,天哪。

Oh, wow.

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这太厉害了。

That's incredible.

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所以你是赶上了Airbnb的风口才入行的。

So you you you got in right during the Airbnb boom.

Speaker 1

是的。

So Yes.

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挺不错的。

That's cool.

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时机也真是绝了。

That's amazing timing too.

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你是把那四千块拿去全款买房,我说得对吧?

So you you cash out your $4.00 1 k and paid cash is what you're saying?

Speaker 1

我们用其中一部分作为首付款。

Used a portion of that, as a down payment.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

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然后我们申请了一笔20%首付的常规贷款。

And then we got a conventional loan, 20%.

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贷款办在了我丈夫名下,因为我辞了工作,没人愿意给我放贷。

It was in my husband's name because I left my job, and no one was giving me a loan.

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那时候我对DSCR、商业贷款这些完全一窍不通。

And I didn't know anything about DSCR, commercial loans, or anything like that.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yep.

Speaker 1

所以就是这样。

So yeah.

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于是我们买了第一套房产,就是普通的常规贷款买的。

So we got our first property, and we just bought we just got, like, a standard conventional loan.

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我们用信用卡支付了翻新费用,享受了十二个月的零利率。

We funded the renovation with a credit card, got 0% interest for twelve months.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

嘿。

So Hey.

Speaker 1

这其实挺冒险的,但我相信我们能做到,毕竟之前我们已经用房屋套利的方式成功过一次。

You know, it was it was pretty risky, but I I I knew that we could do it because we had already did it with the house hack.

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我下定决心一定要做成这件事。

And I made a decision that I wanted to do it.

Speaker 1

没错。

Yeah.

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所以我们一定要把这事办成。

So we were gonna make it happen.

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无论你是否清楚具体怎么实现,只要做出决定,就能找到实现的方法。

Making a decision regardless of if you know how it's going to happen helps you figure out how it's gonna happen.

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对吧?

Right?

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因为你已经启动了大脑,让它帮你找到办法。

Because you've turned your brain on to helping you figure out how.

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这其实是一种思维技巧。

It's like a mindset hack.

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对吧?

Right?

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有些人管这叫吸引力法则。

People call it manifesting.

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你怎么叫它都行。

You can call it what you want.

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其实就是你告诉自己的大脑:去想办法解决。

It's you simply telling your brain to help you figure it out.

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对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

对。

Yes.

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一旦你下了决心,突然间你就找到办法把事情办成了。

And so when you make that decision, all of a sudden, you find ways to get it done.

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你还提到用一张零利率的信用卡来支付装修费用。

And then you talked about a 0% interest credit card to fund the renovation.

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这些我们以前聊过,但如果零利率的优惠期足够长,确实是个可行的选择。

These are things that we've talked about before, but they're absolutely options for people if that 0% interest time frame allows you more than enough time Mhmm.

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让你有足够时间把项目做完。

To finish the project.

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麻烦在于,如果你只有九十天或六个月的免息期,但没能在期限内完成,就会被收取高达百分之二十五的利息,因为你还没还清信用卡。

Where you get into trouble is if you got a 0% interest for ninety days or six months and you can't get it done, then you're getting slapped with 25% interest because you can't pay off that credit card yet.

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对吧?

Right?

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没错。

So Yeah.

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当你这么做时,首先得确保自己有足够的财务自律,能把钱用在正地方。

When you do that, you have to, a, make sure that you're financially responsible enough to use the money appropriately.

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对。

Mhmm.

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其次,你得有足够的时间,不光是把工程做完,还要能及时把房产重新贷款或者卖出去,赶在那百分之二十多的利息算过来之前把欠款还清,因为利息是从你第一次刷这张0%卡的时候就开始倒算的。

B, you have to have enough time not just to get the job done, but to be able to get that property refinanced or sold so you get the cash to pay that off before that 20 something percent interest hits you because they back date that interest Mhmm.

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从你第一次使用那张0%利率的信用卡就开始算起。

To your very first purchase on the 0% interest.

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所以,如果你管钱靠谱,而且时间充裕,留足了缓冲空间,

So if you're responsible enough with money and it has enough time horizon for you to like, lots of cushion.

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别默认六个月能搞定,你最好给自己定个四个月的目标。

Don't assume it's a six months I can get it done in four.

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不行。

No.

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绝对不行。

No.

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这还不够。

That's not enough.

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不够。

No.

Speaker 1

确实不够。

Not enough.

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这本来只是个很小的装修,结果花了差不多两个月,所以我们有充足的时间还清贷款。

This was a very minor cosmetic renovation that ended up taking about two months, so we we had more than enough time to pay it off.

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不错。

Cool.

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你做了第一个项目,而我对你的事很清楚。

So you did your first one, and then I I mean, I know this about you.

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你已经做过一大堆事情了。

You've you've done a litany of things

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

从那以后。

Since then.

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所以简单给我们讲讲,就是你后来是怎么做的。

So kinda give us the the somewhat quick version of like Yeah.

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你都做了哪些项目?现在你的投资组合是什么样子?

What kinds of deals did you do and then what what does your portfolio like now?

Speaker 1

头几年,我只是用佣金剩下的钱买些房产,做一些小翻新。

For the first few years, it was just kind of like buying properties, doing minor renovations after I had leftover money from commissions type of thing.

Speaker 1

后来我学会了BRRRR策略。

Then I learned how to do a BRRRR.

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我联系了一位投资客户,问他你们怎么这么快就能买下房产,还干这干那的。

I reached out to one of my investor clients who was like, how are y'all buying some properties so fast and you're doing this and doing that.

Speaker 1

于是他介绍我认识了一位银行经理,我成功申请到了组合贷款。

And so then he introduced me to a banker and I was able to get a portfolio loan.

Speaker 1

于是我学会了如何利用房产净值,再加上当时市场暴涨,我通过主动提升价值获得了充足的空间,可以稳妥地操作。

And so I learned how to leverage equity and again because I forced appreciation in a market that was massively appreciating I had room to conservatively do this.

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于是,我们从每年买一套房,一下子变成了一年买了七套,全靠这个投资组合贷款。

And so then we went from buying like one property to buying seven in one year leveraging the portfolio loan.

Speaker 0

你那年买七套的时候是哪一年?

What year was that when you bought seven?

Speaker 1

大概是2019年吧。

It was probably, like, 2019.

Speaker 1

那时候还没疫情。

It was before COVID.

Speaker 0

明白了,厉害。

Got it, girl.

Speaker 0

那时候买七套真是时候。

That's a great time to have bought seven.

Speaker 1

后来我就想,好吧。

So then I started like, okay.

Speaker 1

我想给自己找点挑战。

I wanna challenge myself.

Speaker 1

咱们搞两套吧。

Let's do two units.

Speaker 1

就搞那种双拼住宅吧。

Let's do, you know, duplexes.

Speaker 1

再搞四户联排的。

Let's do quads.

Speaker 1

在这期间,我买下了一栋二十户的公寓楼。

In between that, I bought a 20 unit apartment complex.

Speaker 1

这个项目让我学到了很多很多。

I learned a lot, a lot with that deal.

Speaker 1

我明白了,规模大并不一定赚得多。

I learned that bigger isn't necessarily more money.

Speaker 0

你再说一遍。

Say that again.

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因为咱们平时听到的都是相反的说法。

Because we hear the opposite all the time.

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对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

我是打算买多户住宅。

Like, I'm gonna buy multifamily.

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麻烦事少。

It's less problems.

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全都集中在一个楼里。

It's all one it's all under one roof.

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对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

我不是说多户住宅就没法赚更多钱。

And and I'm not saying that multifamily can't be more profitable.

Speaker 0

它确实可以。

It absolutely can.

Speaker 0

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 0

但人们这么说的时候,听起来好像拥有公寓楼和独栋房子花的精力是一样的,我觉得其实不是这样。

But it's not I think when people say this, it almost sounds like they're saying it's the same level of effort as owning a single family.

Speaker 0

所以你还不如直接买多户住宅。

It's And so you might as well own multi multifamily.

Speaker 0

我确实听过有人这么说。

Like, I've heard people say that.

Speaker 0

那你根据你做这个项目的经历,怎么看这个问题?

So so what's what's your take on that given your experience with that deal?

Speaker 1

如果你只是从规模经济的角度想,觉得这事很简单,那可没那么简单。

If you're thinking about it from, just economy of scale and you think it's that simple, it's not that simple.

Speaker 1

我记得我们第一年拥有这栋二十户的楼时,一个夏天就得换六台空调。

I remember our first year owning the 20 unit, we had to replace, like, six AC units in one summer.

Speaker 1

每台都要四五千块。

That is 4,000, 5,000 a pop.

Speaker 1

所以你的备用金得翻倍,人力也得翻倍。

So you have to multiply your reserves, you have to multiply your manpower.

Speaker 1

如果在我的市场——我住在亚特兰大,跟奥斯汀、凤凰城这些大城市差不多——突然出现大量空置,那情况就不同了。疫情期间这些地方都严重缺房。

If you happen to have a lot of vacancy all of a sudden for in my market, I'm in Atlanta which is similar to a lot of the major markets like Austin and Phoenix and where during COVID there was a huge housing shortage.

Speaker 1

结果呢,开发商一下子建了太多公寓。

So what happened, developers built a ton of apartments.

Speaker 1

现在你看到新盖的公寓开始降价,而我手里的房子是五六十年代的老房子,刚翻新过。

And so when you start to see the brand new apartments dropping their prices and I have the older apartments that I've renovated in from the fifties and sixties.

Speaker 1

如果租客能在同样的价格下,选一个带前台、有健身房的新公寓,或者选我这老房子,你觉得他们会选哪个?

If you have the option to rent for the same amount, the brand new apartments with the concierge and the gym, which one are you gonna choose?

Speaker 1

所以我们不得不迅速做出调整。

And so we had to make some pretty good pivots really fast.

Speaker 1

这一路我学到了很多。

And so I just learned a lot.

Speaker 1

说实话,我每季度都会做一次投资组合审查,看看哪些房产在赚钱,哪些不赚钱,那时候我发现有些房产属于单户改造成多户的类型。

And and and truth be told, I had some properties when I I do what's called a portfolio audit once a quarter where we review our portfolio to figure out what's making money, what's not making money.

Speaker 1

比如我把地下室改成了一个独立出租单元。

And I had some what I call single family conversions where you know we converted a basement to another unit.

Speaker 1

我有些单户住宅改造的收益竟然比公寓还高。

I had some single family conversions making more money than my apartments.

Speaker 1

所以归根结底,对我来说,关键在于到账的钱。

And so at the end of the day for me, it is about the check.

Speaker 1

不是看我手上到底有多少套房源。

It is not about the amount of to say I have x amount of units.

Speaker 1

人们会觉得房源数量多,才证明你是成功的投资者。

I think that that brings you the credibility as a successful investor.

Speaker 1

但说到底,你得想清楚,你做这个到底是为了什么?

But at the end of the day, you have to realize what are you in this for?

Speaker 1

我追求的是时间自由、选择自由和财务自由,而不是满足虚荣心。

I'm in it for freedom of time, of options, of money and not for my ego.

Speaker 0

另外,我不想让人觉得我在贬低多户住宅。

And again, don't want people to think that I'm I'm bashing on multifamily.

Speaker 0

我并没有这个意思。

I'm not.

Speaker 0

我觉得多户住宅真的很不错。

I think multifamily is amazing.

Speaker 0

我只是想说,它和单户住宅不一样。

All I'm saying is it's not the same as single family.

Speaker 0

你得用不同的方式来处理。

You have to treat it different.

Speaker 0

你刚才提到的一点我必须重复一下,你说得准备充足的备用金。

And you're one thing you said that I I have to repeat is you said you have to multiply your reserves.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 0

很多人会忽略这一点。

I think people forget about that part.

Speaker 0

比如,单户住宅也得留出应急现金。

Like, you should have cash reserves for a single family home.

Speaker 1

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

你拥有的房产越多,现金储备就应该越多。

And that those cash reserves should increase the more properties you own.

Speaker 0

二十套的公寓楼,你得准备相当充足的现金储备,你说得对。

A 20 unit building, you need some substantial cash reserves because you're right.

Speaker 0

我之前也遇到过类似的情况。

And and I I had this I had a similar thing.

Speaker 0

这种事我也碰上过。

Like, that happens to me too.

Speaker 0

天气从冷变热的时候,我可不是只有一台空调出问题。

Like, when weather changes from cold to hot, I don't just get one HVAC unit going out.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

往往是五六台甚至七台一起出故障。

I get five, six, seven of them all at one time.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

因为季节转换,所有设备都承受巨大压力。

Because the season change, they all get hit hard.

Speaker 0

人们一开就是全功率运行。

People just crank them things up.

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

所以我希望大家都明白,一定要做好充分的规划。

So I just want people to understand, like, make sure that you actually plan appropriately.

Speaker 0

这跟单个设备的情况完全不一样。

It's not the same level of effort.

Speaker 0

没错。

Yes.

Speaker 0

确实存在规模效应。

There are some economies of scale.

Speaker 0

在20宇宙作为一个大家庭的情况下,有些事情其实并不会难太多。

There are some things that aren't going to be that much more difficult, man, with with the 20 universe as a single family.

Speaker 0

但这完全是另一回事了,需要不一样的营销方式。

But it's just a different ballgame, and it it requires a different kind of marketing.

Speaker 0

Erika,你做过很多不同类型的事情。

Erika, you've done a ton of different things.

Speaker 0

你 obviously 做过小规模的多户住宅。

Obviously, you've done small multifamily.

Speaker 0

你做过短期租赁。

You've done short term rentals.

Speaker 0

你做过合租公寓。

You've done coliving.

Speaker 0

你做过第八条款住房项目。

You've done Section eight.

Speaker 0

我想听听你从这些策略中学到的经验。

And I wanna talk to you about some of the lessons that you've learned with those strategies.

Speaker 0

那么,在当前的房地产市场中,这些策略中哪一种仍然有效?

And then which of those strategies seems to be one that's still working in this current real estate market?

Speaker 0

不过在广告插播后,我想深入聊聊这个话题。

But I wanna dive into that right after the break.

Speaker 2

你有没有发现,每一个看似被动的投资,最后都变成了特别忙碌的生活?

Do you ever notice how every passive investment somehow turns into a very active lifestyle?

Speaker 2

不停地改表格、不停地接电话、不停地承受压力。

Active spreadsheets, active phone calls, active stress.

Speaker 2

我倒想问个更好的问题。

Here's a better question.

Speaker 2

如果你能在全美最热门的市场,以低于市价10%的价格买到全新的住宅,而且还不用把房地产当第二份工作,会怎么样?

What if you could buy brand new construction homes 10% below market value in the best markets across the country without making real estate your second job?

Speaker 2

Rent to Retirement 就是这么做的。

That's exactly what Rent to Retirement does.

Speaker 2

他们是一家全方位服务的一站式投资公司,所有事情都帮你打理好。

They're a full service, turnkey investment company handling everything for you.

Speaker 2

在某些情况下,投资者在交割时能拿回高达50%到75%的首付款,还有利率低至3.75%。

In some cases, investors get 50 to 75% of their down payment back at closing, plus interest rates as low as 3.75%.

Speaker 2

他们与BiggerPockets合作已经超过十年,帮助成千上万的人更聪明地投资。

They've partnered with BiggerPockets for over a decade, helping thousands invest smarter.

Speaker 2

如果你想也这么做,赶紧访问biggerpockets.com/retirement了解更多。

If you want to do the same, visit biggerpockets.com/retirement to learn more.

Speaker 2

度假很贵。

Vacation is expensive.

Speaker 2

但你的空置房产不必如此。

Your empty place doesn't have to be.

Speaker 2

如果你要出门,家里房子空着,不妨在你离开时把房子挂到Airbnb上,把那些闲置的夜晚变成额外收入。

If you're heading out of town and your home is sitting empty, you could list your space on Airbnb while you're away and turn those unused nights into extra income.

Speaker 2

而且,借助Airbnb的联合托管网络,入门比大多数人想的要简单得多。

And with Airbnb's cohost network, getting started is more straightforward than most people think.

Speaker 2

你可以聘请一位经过审核、有经验的本地托管人,帮你创建房源、管理预订、处理客人沟通,甚至在客人入住期间提供现场支持。

You can hire a vetted local cohost with hosting experience who could create your listing, manage reservations, handle guest communications, and even provide on-site support for guests during their stay.

Speaker 2

所以当你在外花钱的时候,你的房子却在背后默默赚钱。

So while you're away spending money, your space could be working in the background, bringing in extra cash.

Speaker 2

去 airbnb.com/host 找个托管人吧。

Find a cohost at airbnb.com/host.

Speaker 2

如果你做过租房生意,肯定懂这种感觉。

If you've ever run rentals, you know this feeling.

Speaker 2

维修工突然辞职,两拨房客同时入住,租客半夜发消息找你,转眼间你成了水管工、房产中介和会计。

Your maintenance guy quits two turnovers hit at once, tenants are texting you at midnight, and suddenly you're the plumber, the leasing agent, and the bookkeeper.

Speaker 2

一团乱麻。

Total chaos.

Speaker 2

那时候我就想,这根本不是我该干的事。

That's when I think, this is not my job.

Speaker 2

这活儿该交给 Indeed 的招聘服务。

This is a job for Indeed sponsored jobs.

Speaker 2

指望有人碰巧看到你的招聘帖,这根本算不上策略。

Because hoping the right person randomly finds your job post isn't a strategy.

Speaker 2

使用 Indeed 推广职位,你可以精准找到具备你所需技能的人才。

With Indeed Sponsored Jobs, you can actually target people with the exact skills you need.

Speaker 2

比如物业经理、技术人员、会计,他们能迅速上手解决问题。

Property managers, techs, bookkeepers, who can jump in fast and fix problems.

Speaker 2

关键是这样一点:

And here's the thing.

Speaker 2

现在就有人在 Indeed 上找到靠谱的员工。

People are finding quality hires on Indeed right now.

Speaker 2

就在我和你说话的这一分钟里,全球像你这样的公司已经在 Indeed 上完成了 27 次招聘。

In just the minute I've been talking to you, companies like yours made 27 hires on Indeed according to Indeed data worldwide.

Speaker 2

这才是真正的势头。

That's real momentum.

Speaker 2

少花点时间海选,多花点时间面谈那些完全符合你要求的候选人。

Spend less time searching and more time actually interviewing candidates who check all your boxes.

Speaker 2

这样你就能减少压力、节省时间,同时收获更多成果。

That means less stress, less time, but more results.

Speaker 2

当你需要找对的人来理清混乱时,这就是Indeed赞助职位的用武之地。

When you need the right person to cut through the chaos, this is a job for Indeed Sponsored Jobs.

Speaker 2

本节目听众可获得75美元的Indeed赞助职位优惠券,助你的职位在Indeed.com/podcast获得应得的置顶曝光。

Listeners of this show will get a $75 Indeed Sponsored Job Credit to help get your job the premium status it deserves at Indeed dot com slash podcast.

Speaker 2

现在就前往indeed.com/podcast,说明你是通过本节目了解到Indeed的,来支持我们的节目。

Just go to indeed.com/podcast right now and support our show by saying you heard about Indeed on this podcast.

Speaker 2

indeed.com/podcast。

Indeed.com/podcast.

Speaker 2

条款与条件适用。

Terms and conditions apply.

Speaker 2

这可不是你该做的事。

This isn't your job.

Speaker 2

这事儿该交给Indeed赞助职位来办。

It's a job for Indeed Sponsored Jobs.

Speaker 2

人人都爱谈高回报。

Everyone loves talking about big returns.

Speaker 2

但问题就在这儿。

But here's the problem.

Speaker 2

收益率并不能反映你投资的实际效率。

Returns don't tell you how efficient your investment actually is.

Speaker 2

因为一旦扣掉税,看起来不错的回报可能就变得平平无奇了。

Because once taxes hit, that great deal can look pretty average.

Speaker 2

所以很多有经验的投资者更关注多户住宅,不光是为了现金流,更是看重它的税务优势。

That's why a lot of experienced investors focus on multifamily, not just for cash flow, but for the tax advantages.

Speaker 2

折旧可以帮助抵消收入,而房产本身还在持续产生收益。

Depreciation can help offset income while the property is still producing.

Speaker 2

BAM Capital 的策略正是基于这一点,通过主动资产管理与税务优化结构,帮助合格投资者应对复杂的市场环境。

BAM Capital builds its strategy on that reality, focusing on active asset management and tax aware structuring to help accredited investors navigate complex markets.

Speaker 2

如果你正在考虑被动房地产投资,理解这种税务高效的框架,是开展尽职调查的好起点。

If you're exploring passive real estate, understanding this tax efficient framework is a great place to start your due diligence.

Speaker 2

了解更多,请访问 biggerpockets.com/bam。

Learn more at biggerpockets.com/bam.

Speaker 2

仅限合格投资者,过往业绩不代表未来表现。

Only for accredited investors, past performance is not indicative of future results.

Speaker 0

好的。

Alright.

Speaker 0

我们又回到BiggerPockets播客了。

We are back on the BiggerPockets podcast.

Speaker 0

我正在和我的朋友兼投资人埃里卡·布朗聊天。

I am talking with my friend and fellow investor, Erika Brown.

Speaker 0

她呢,说实话,用‘样样通样样松’来形容都不太准确,因为那听起来像什么都不精,但她确实在多种策略上都做得不错。

She is, you know, I don't even know if jack of all trades is the right because that makes it seem like you're a master of none, but you have done well with many different strategies.

Speaker 0

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

你做过短期租赁。

So you've done short term rentals.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yep.

Speaker 0

我觉得过去两三年里情况已经变了。

I would say that's changed in the past two to three years.

Speaker 1

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

你做过合租公寓,也做过第八条款住房,还做过小型多户住宅。

You've done coliving, and you've done Section eight, and you've done small multifamily.

Speaker 0

是的。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

在这些策略里,你现在还全都做着,还是已经精简了?

Of all of those strategies, are you still doing all of them today, or have you narrowed that down?

Speaker 1

我现在还在做所有的这些。

I am still doing all of them today.

Speaker 1

没错。

Boom.

Speaker 1

是这样的。

So here's the thing.

Speaker 1

我学到的是,刚买房产的时候,一定要选那些有多种退出方案的物业。

I've learned that when you first buy a property, it's important that you buy a property with multiple exit strategies.

Speaker 0

再说一遍。

Say it again.

Speaker 1

刚入手的时候,你必须准备多种退出策略,因为你根本没法预知市场会怎么变。

When you first buy, you have to have multiple exit strategies because you have no idea what's going to happen with the market.

Speaker 1

所以我从不因为想把房子做短租才去买它。

So I don't subscribe to buying a property because I wanna put it on short term rental.

Speaker 1

也不会只根据短租的收益来算账。

And I'm only basing the numbers off a short term rental.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

我做这一行已经十年了。

I've been doing this for ten years.

Speaker 1

我有些房产,前后用过三四种不同的出租方式,因为这才是顺应市场、符合当时团队情况的正确做法。

I have some properties I probably have used three or four different rental strategies because that's what makes sense for the market, that makes sense for the team I had at the time, etcetera.

Speaker 1

我刚开始的时候主要做短期租赁,大概五年前就开始逐步分散投资组合,就在新冠疫情之前,那段时间特别有意思。

When I first started, I was heavy heavy short term rentals and I began diversifying our portfolio probably about five years ago right before COVID which was really interesting.

Speaker 1

现在我的投资组合已经非常多元化了,因为我相信这样才能帮我在当前环境下坚持下去。

So now I'm in a place where I have a very diversified portfolio because I believe that that is what's gonna help to keep me going through this time.

Speaker 1

同时,我也组建了能支持这种模式的团队。

And also I've built out my team to where we can support that.

Speaker 1

并不是所有房产都适合做短期租赁。

So all properties aren't gonna work for short term rentals.

Speaker 1

我们现在有两套房产在做短期租赁,但那是因为它们特别适合这种模式。

I've the one we we have two short term rentals right now, and they work really well for that particular property.

Speaker 1

我们转做合租模式了。

We pivoted to coliving.

Speaker 1

合租对某些房产来说也挺合适。

Coliving works too for some.

Speaker 1

我们有几处房产,其实不少,保险费用猛涨,房产税也上调了,再加上当地情况变化,租金反而下降了。

We've had a couple of properties where quite a few actually that the insurance has skyrocketed, property taxes have increased, and so what is and then also because of local conditions, rents have went down.

Speaker 1

那我们该怎么办?

So what do we do?

Speaker 1

因为这些房产本身条件很好,位于大城市,靠近公共交通,做合租模式表现非常出色。

Because those particular properties work really well, they're in metropolitan areas, they're near, you know, public transportation, they've been doing very, very well on coliving.

Speaker 1

所以我们现在会根据每处房产的具体情况、所在区域和市场环境,再结合我们自身的运营能力来决定最适合的模式。

So right now, we'd look at them from what's best for that particular property, what's best for that particular area and market condition that's going on, and also what do what do we have the capacity to handle.

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以我始终相信,全面分散投资才是关键。

So I just believe in diversification all across the board.

Speaker 0

听起来你还是在用所有这些策略,只是调整了不同策略的投入比例。

And it sounds like you still do all of the strategies, but maybe you've shifted the volume of one strategy

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

把一种策略的比重降低,转而增加另一种策略的比重。

To a volume of another strategy.

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Speaker 0

我想具体问问合租公寓这方面的情况。

I wanna ask specifically about the coliving Mhmm.

Speaker 0

这些房产。

Properties.

Speaker 0

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

合租公寓在大城市里表现最好。

So coliving does best in major metropolitan cities Yep.

Speaker 0

尤其是当房产靠近公共交通时,因为这本质上属于职工住房。

Especially if that property is near some sort of public transportation because, essentially, this is workforce housing.

Speaker 0

如果你不清楚这是什么,简单说就是按房间出租。

So for those of you who don't understand what this is, this is where you're essentially renting by the room.

Speaker 0

每位租客都有自己能上锁的房间。

So each tenant has a room in the house that they can lock.

Speaker 0

房间里放着自己的东西,公共区域则是厨房、浴室,如果有客厅的话,还包括客厅。

They've got their own stuff in it, and then the shared spaces are the kitchen, the bathrooms, and then the living room if there is a living room.

Speaker 0

所以我想知道,这些合租公寓以前是短租还是长租的房产?

So what I wanted to ask about the coliving is these were obviously either short term rentals or long term rentals before they were coliving properties.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 0

你们有没有对房子进行改造,增加房间来提高合租的收入,还是只是按原样出租各个房间?

Did you modify them to add bedrooms to make it bring in more income as a coliving, or are you just renting the rooms in the property as it sits?

Speaker 1

这个问题问得好。

Great question.

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很高兴你提到这一点。

I'm really glad you asked that.

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我觉得在全面投入之前,先做个小范围测试很重要。

So I believe in testing whether just it's just important business one on one.

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我主张先试点,别一上来就全押上去。

I believe in testing before just going all in Yep.

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再决定要不要采用这个策略。

To a strategy.

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所以第一个房子,我们只是按房间出租,没动原有的格局。

So for the first property, what we did was we just rented out by the room with the existing rooms.

Speaker 1

明白了。

Okay.

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我们没改客厅。

We did not modify the living room.

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只是添了点基础家具,想看看效果怎么样。

We added furniture, very basic and we said, let's see how it goes.

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就这样试了一段时间。

And so we did that.

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卧室很快租出去了,三十天内就满房了,前几周有点换人,很正常。

We rented up the bedrooms pretty quickly within thirty days and had a little bit of turnover probably the first couple weeks.

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之后连续六十天的运营证明这模式行得通,能赚钱,流程也理顺了。

Then after that we had about sixty days worth of proof of concept that it works and that it's profitable and we figured out the systems.

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所以下一个房源一出来,我们就把客厅和餐厅改了,又加了两个卧室。

So then when the next property came available, we did modify the living room and the dining room and added two additional bedrooms.

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所以我投资时比较保守,毕竟我想确保自己稳扎稳打,能赚钱,而且也没多少后路。

And so I invest in a little bit of a conservative way because, you know, I I want to make sure that I'm being careful, I'm being profitable, and I don't have a lot of backup plans.

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我可没指望能突然继承一大笔钱。

Like, don't I don't I might expect inspecting like a huge inheritance.

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所以我们得把这事琢磨明白。

So we gotta figure this out.

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因此我强烈建议先小范围试水,别一上来就全押上去搞新花样。

And so I definitely suggest someone testing versus going all in and just trying something new.

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而且,你之所以能这么试,是因为就算这个新策略失败了,你还有别的退出路径来保障收益。

And, again, the reason that you were able to test a strategy is because you have other exit strategies for that profit in the event that this new strategy you're trying doesn't work.

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对吧?

Right?

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这样你投资时才能更稳妥。

It allows you to be careful in your investing.

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明白。

So Mhmm.

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我们都要记住,如果没法通过多种方式退出交易,就别买任何房产,因为市场总在变,尤其是当你用的策略容易被别人影响时。

We're all just going back to never buy a property if you can't get out of that deal in more than one way because the market shifts, especially if the strategy that you're using can be hindered by somebody else.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Right?

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比如短租、中租,甚至分间出租,这些策略能不能行得通,往往取决于你所在城市或地方政府的规定。

So, like, with with with short term rentals, midterm rentals, and even rent by the room, your ability for that strategy to work can be hindered by your city or local government.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

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有些城市对同一栋房子里能住多少非亲属人员有明确限制。

There are rules in certain cities with how many unrelated people can live in a house.

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你得先搞清楚你所在城市的这些规定,以及未来会不会有变动,再花大钱把客厅改造成卧室。

You need to understand those in your city and see what the plans are for the future of that before you go spending a ton of money converting living rooms to bedrooms.

Speaker 0

没错。

So Yep.

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再次说明,拥有多种退出策略的好处。

Again, benefits of having multiple exit strategies.

Speaker 0

好吧。

Alright.

Speaker 0

接下来是第八条。

So section eight.

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我知道住房券项目总被说得很差。

I know section eight gets a bad rap.

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对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

是的。

Mhmm.

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因为我两边都听过。

Because I hear both sides.

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有人说租客用住房券特别难搞,我觉得这说法是夸大其词。

I hear that section eight can be a pain in the butt with the tenants, which I feel like is a myth.

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但我也听说,当地政府在检查和审批资格时确实挺麻烦的。

And I also hear that the local government can be a pain in the butt to work with in order to pass the inspections and get qualified.

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第三个我想让你谈的是,最近我们经历了一些政府停摆。

And then the third point I'd like you to touch on is we've had some government shutdowns recently.

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这对你的八号住房补贴收入有什么影响?

How has that affected your income in Section eight?

Speaker 1

归根结底,我们必须明白,我们做的是人的生意。

So at the end of the day, we have to realize that we're in the people business.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

我们虽然经营房地产,但本质上做的是人的生意。

So we we own real estate, but we're in the people business.

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我们要意识到,租户其实就是我们的客户。

And we want to recognize that, like, our tenants are our customers or our clients.

Speaker 0

不好意思。

I'm sorry.

Speaker 0

我老让你重复这句话,但这些正是我经常强调的重点。

I keep telling you to repeat that, but you keep these are things that I harp up.

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说真的,这行几乎是唯一一个房东根本不当客户服务来做的人力行业。

Like, this business is one of the only customer service businesses that I feel like landlords don't operate as a customer service business.

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没错。

Like Right.

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你去商店买东西,或者找人服务,都会期待对方好好待你。

If you walk into a a a store or you're buying a product or service from someone, you expect to be treated a certain way.

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你理所当然希望被尊重。

You expect to be treated well.

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你才是顾客。

You're the customer.

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你带来了收入,支撑着这家店。

You're bringing the income for that store.

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所以你当然该得到相应的对待。

And so you wanna be treated as such.

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但不知为什么,房东们从不这样对待租客。

But for some reasons, landlords don't treat their tenants that way.

Speaker 0

那为什么不呢?

And why would you not?

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好吧。

Alright.

Speaker 0

我得从这个高大上的状态里下来了。

I'm I'm gonna get off my high-tech.

Speaker 0

我不确定。

I don't know.

Speaker 0

你说得对。

You're right.

Speaker 1

我不确定。

I don't know.

Speaker 1

这就是我一开始的心态。

So this is the mindset that I start off with.

Speaker 1

这可是我养家糊口的方式。

Like this is how I feed my family.

Speaker 1

所以我对此非常认真。

And so I take it very seriously.

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从第八条款的角度来说,因为我住在这些社区,而且我的房产也在这些地方,所以我能真正了解当地人,把他们当作有血有肉的人来看待。

And so from a Section eight standpoint, I again, because I lived in these communities, the same communities that I had properties in and so you get to like really learn people and humanize people.

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就像我找普通长期租客时会有自己的标准一样,我在找第八条款租客时也一样有要求。

And so in the same way that I'm going to have expectations when I'm finding a regular tenant for a regular long term rental is the same way I'm gonna have expectations whenever I'm, you know, looking for a Section eight rental.

Speaker 1

所以我的目标是为这套房子找到最合适的租客。

So when my goal is to try to find the best tenant possible for that property.

Speaker 1

我学到的是,低收入人群和我们有着同样的愿望。

And what I've learned is that low income people have the same desires that we have.

Speaker 1

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 1

因为我专注于挑选合适的租客,所以遇到的问题也少了很多。

And so because I I focus on picking the right tenant, I haven't had as many issues.

Speaker 1

我觉得有些人忘了,即使是第八条款,你还是可以拒绝租客的。

I think sometimes people forget that with section eight, you could still deny a tenant.

Speaker 1

你依然有权利选择自己中意的租客。

You still have the option to choose, you know, the tenant that you want.

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因为我挑的是好租客,又严格把关审核流程,所以没出过多少问题。

And so because I'm choosing good tenants and following the proper screening processes and things like that, I haven't had a bunch of issues.

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很多情况下,这些租客都是单亲妈妈,只想着为孩子争取最好的生活。

A lot of times, it's single moms just trying to do what's best for their kids.

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所以,保持这种心态,理解并把租客当普通人看待,帮助我们建立了良好的关系,也能更好地合作。

So I think having that mindset and recognizing that and humanizing the tenants has helped us to have a relationship, be able to work together.

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另外,没错,和亚特兰大市政府打交道在任何城市都不容易。

Also, yes, working with the city of Atlanta is not easy in any municipality.

Speaker 1

归根结底,靠的是人与人之间的关系。

And so it's all about relationships.

Speaker 1

我从一位叫乔的医生那里学到了这些。

I've learned from Doctor.

Speaker 1

乔现在是我的导师之一。

Joe, which is at this point one of my mentors.

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他是住房补贴方面的专家,他教我,关键在于建立关系。

He is the Section eight guru and he's taught me it's about relationships.

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关键是要展现出你作为房东的价值。

It's about really showing your value as a landlord.

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说到底,住房管理局是希望跟你合作的。

At the end of the day, the housing authority wants your business.

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他们希望我继续选择他们。

They want my business.

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他们希望我持续委托他们提供住房,尤其是因为我提供的住房安全又可靠。

They want me to continue to choose them to provide housing, especially because I provide good safe housing.

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所以要理解这种关系的动态——他们需要我,我也需要他们,要主动维系关系,他们做得好时就给予肯定。

And so recognizing the dynamics of the relationship, they need me, I need them, build that relationship, affirm them when they do do something well.

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没错。

There you go.

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他们表现得好时,别忘了向他们的上级夸奖他们。

Brag on them to their bosses when they do something well.

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这让我能更顺利地应对整个流程。

And that has helped me to be able to navigate the process, you know, effectively.

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但说到底,就算政府停摆,我一开始确实挺担心的。

But at the end of the day, even when the government shutdowns happen, you know, I was I was nervous at first.

Speaker 1

不过因为我身边都是有多年经验的投资者,我就放心了。

But because I surround myself with other investors who have been doing it for a really long time, I'm like, okay.

Speaker 1

投资者们从来都没有拿不到钱的时候。

So investors have never not been paid.

Speaker 1

对的。

Mhmm.

Speaker 1

这也让我心里踏实,知道咱们一定能挺过去。

And so that helped me to have peace of mind like, This is we'll get through it.

Speaker 1

而且我还准备了多个退出方案,真需要调整也能随时切换。

But also because I have multiple exit strategies, if I need to pivot, I can.

Speaker 1

就拿我所在的城市来说,我们一直都没出过问题。

So in my city, for example, we have not had any issue.

Speaker 1

我们从未拖欠过第八条款的款项。

We have not not been paid for Section eight.

Speaker 1

他们已经决定在未来一段时间内冻结租金上涨。

They have just removed rental increases for the foreseeable future.

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所以我们对这个安排没什么意见。

And so we're fine with that.

Speaker 1

我们已经找到了应对的办法。

We figured it out.

Speaker 1

这就是我的经历,一切都很顺利。

So that's been my experience and it's been fine.

Speaker 1

说实话,最让我安心的是,每个月一号,我都能准时收到直接入账的钱。

It's really let me tell you the best part is that the first of the month, I get a direct deposit regardless.

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这真的太让人放心了。

That is beautiful.

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我可不会去追着别人跑。

Ain't gonna chase nobody.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

不用追着人跑。

No chasing.

Speaker 0

谢谢你分享这些,也谢谢你澄清了那些误解。

And thank you for sharing that, and thank you for dispelling some of those myths, man.

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当我听到有人说,八成租客都不好,或者因为怕租客毁坏房产就不租给使用第八条款的人时。

When I hear someone say, yeah, eight, tenants are bad or that, they won't rent to Section eight because they think people are gonna destroy their property.

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我觉得这说明房东自己没把工作做好。

I think this is a landlord who's not good at their job.

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没错。

Mhmm.

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对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

因为我们的工作就是要学会精准筛选租客。

Because our job is to get very good at tenant selection

Speaker 1

对。

Yes.

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不管租金多少。

Regardless of rent price.

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没错。

Yep.

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我见过月租两千块的差租客,也见过月租六百块的差租客。

I've had bad tenants paying me $2,000 a month, and I've had bad tenants paying me $600 a month.

Speaker 0

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 0

明白吧?

Okay?

Speaker 0

是的。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

租客好坏跟租金高低根本没关系。

It wasn't the rent amount that dictated whether they were good or bad tenants.

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对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

是我在筛选租客时忽略了一些关键点。

It was something that I missed during the tenant selection process.

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是的。

Yep.

Speaker 0

别再为你自己能力不足找借口了。

So stop making excuses for you being bad at your job.

Speaker 0

你的工作就是不管租金多少,都要把租客筛选做好,就这么简单。

Your job is to get good at tenant selection regardless of rent price, period.

Speaker 1

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

把你的工作做好。

Get good at your job.

Speaker 0

如果你工作做得好,麻烦就会少很多。

If you're good at your job, you will have less problems.

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麻烦事。

Problems.

Speaker 0

对。

Yep.

Speaker 0

而且,当我听到有人抱怨不乐意租给领住房补贴的人时,我更觉得他们可能缺乏同理心。

Also, when I hear people say that they don't like Section eight, what I also hear is probably people who have a lack of empathy.

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明白吗?

Okay?

Speaker 0

我接触过全国各地很多房地产投资者。

I've gotten to meet tons of real estate investors all over the country.

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有些是你在网路上见过的,有些你根本没听过,我只是在各种会议上偶然认识了他们。

People you see on the Internet, people you've probably never heard of because I've just met them at a conference here or there.

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但凡那些在出租给住房补贴租户方面做得成功的,似乎都有一种天赋——能理解别人为何陷入困境,并在坚持原则与保持善意之间找到微妙的平衡。

And everybody I've met that is successful at renting to Section 8 tenants seems to have that gift of empathy, of understanding why someone may be in a difficult situation and finding that delicate balance of firm but fairness.

Speaker 0

没错。

Yes.

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如果你把租客当人看,选房客有眼光,又能坚持原则又不失仁慈,那简直是用政府每月一号准时支付的租金来构建房产组合的完美方式。

And I think if you treat people like people, you're good at tenant selection, and you can be fair but firm, what a great way to build a rental portfolio of income that's paid by the government on the first of the month every month.

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在我看来,这真是个很棒的策略。

Like, it's it's a great strategy in my opinion.

Speaker 1

而且,亨利,他们会好好照顾你的房子。

And and, Henry, they take care of your property.

Speaker 0

没错,他们确实会。

They yes.

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因为如果房子条件好,他们也不想搬走。

Because they don't wanna move if it's a good property.

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对。

Yeah.

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他们能拿到很不错的租金。

They get a great rent.

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自己掏的钱其实很少。

They're not paying much out of their pocket.

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他们会把房子当自家一样对待。

Like, they will treat it like home.

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对。

Mhmm.

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只要你选对了租客,他们就会当自家一样。

Like home if you can pick the right tenant.

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没错。

Yep.

Speaker 0

当然了。

Absolutely.

Speaker 0

好了,Erika。

Alright, Erika.

Speaker 0

这次对话太棒了。

This has been amazing.

Speaker 0

非常感谢你分享这些经验。

I really, really appreciate you sharing some of these lessons learned.

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我还有几个问题想请教。我想听听你作为持牌经纪人兼房地产投资者的亲身经历,以及你对其他人是否该走同样道路的看法。另外,还想聊聊我们最近谈到的一个话题:不必追求规模最大、最疯狂的房产组合,而是找到我们真正喜爱、珍视的物业,并专注于还清它们的贷款。

I've got a couple of more questions for you because I I wanna hear about your experience as a licensed agent in being a real estate investor and your opinions on whether you think others should follow that same path, as well as something you and I talked about recently, which is being okay, not having to have the biggest, largest, craziest portfolio, and just finding the properties that that we love and appreciate the most and focusing on paying those off.

Speaker 0

所以我想深入探讨这些话题,不过我们先休息一下。

So I wanna dive into those topics, but we're gonna take a break first.

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快速做个自我检视。

Quick gut check.

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如果你的投资能产生收益,你实际留住了多少?

If your investments are generating income, how much of that are you actually keeping?

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因为很多人只盯着收益率,完全忽略了税务影响。

Because a lot of people focus on yield and ignore tax impact completely.

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多户住宅房地产往往能同时解决这两个问题。

Multifamily real estate tends to solve for both.

Speaker 2

你既能获得现金流,又能通过折旧来降低应税收入。

You get cash flow, and with depreciation, you may be able to reduce your taxable income at the same time.

Speaker 2

这正是 BAM Capital 采取的策略。

That's the approach BAM Capital takes.

Speaker 2

他们不追逐那些花里胡哨的项目。

They're not chasing flashy deals.

Speaker 2

BAM注重长期布局,更看重稳定执行和长期的税务优化潜力。

BAM focuses on the long game, prioritizing steady execution and the potential for tax efficiency over time.

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对于想参与房地产投资但不想操心日常事务的合格投资者来说,这个模式值得考虑。

For accredited investors who want real estate exposure without the day to day work, it's a model worth looking at.

Speaker 2

了解更多,请访问 biggerpockets.com/bam。

Learn more at biggerpockets.com/bam.

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仅限合格投资者,过往业绩不代表未来表现。

Only for accredited investors, past performance is not indicative of future results.

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亿万富翁通常不会把钱存在高收益储蓄账户里。

Billion dollar investors don't typically park their cash in high yield savings accounts.

Speaker 2

他们更常选择一种面向机构投资者的被动收入策略——私人信贷。

Instead, they often use one of the premier passive income strategies for institutional investors private credit.

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如今,得益于Fundrise收入基金,这种被动收入策略也向各类规模的投资者开放了,该基金已投入超过6亿美元,年化分红率达7.97%。

Now, the same passive income strategy is available to investors of all sizes, thanks to the Fundrise Income Fund, which has more than $600,000,000 invested and a 7.97% distribution rate.

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随着传统储蓄收益持续下滑,私人信贷在近几年成长为万亿美元级别的资产类别,也就不足为奇了。

With traditional savings yield falling, it's no wonder private credit has grown to be a trillion dollar asset class in the last few years.

Speaker 2

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Visit fundrise.com/pockets to invest in the fund rise income fund in just minutes.

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该基金2023年的总回报率为8%,自成立以来的年均总回报率为7.8%。

The funds total return in 20258%, and the average annual total return since inception is 7.8%.

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过往业绩不代表未来表现。

Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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截至2025年12月31日的当前分配率。

Current distribution rate as of 12/31/2025.

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投资前请仔细阅读相关材料,包括投资目标、风险、费用和开支。

Carefully consider the investment material before investing, including objectives, risks, charges, and expense.

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更多详情请参阅 Fundrise 收入基金的招募说明书,地址为 fundraise.com/income。

This and other information can be found in the income funds prospectus at fundraise.com/income.

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本内容为付费广告。

This is a paid advertisement.

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如果你一直听这个节目,应该听过我们聊过Lightstone Direct,这是Lightstone公司推出的直接面向投资者的平台。Lightstone是一家管理规模达120亿美元的房地产公司,每次投资都会跟 accredited 投资者一起投入超过20%的自有资金。

If you've been listening to the show for a while, you've heard us talk about Lightstone Direct, the direct to investor platform from Lightstone, a $12,000,000,000 real estate firm that invests 20% plus of the equity in each investment right alongside accredited investors.

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目前他们正在邀请投资者参与Hidden Lakes项目,这是一个位于密歇根州大急流城的384套公寓社区。

Right now, they're inviting investors into Hidden Lakes, a three eighty four unit apartment community in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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Lightstone以比同类交易低12%的价格收购了这个项目,而且他们已经在密歇根州拥有并运营着上万套公寓。

Lightstone is acquiring it at a 12% discount to comparable sales, and they already own and operate 10,000 apartment units in Michigan.

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所以他们对当地市场了如指掌。

So they know the market cold.

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这笔投资预计为有限合伙人带来7.3%的现金回报率,净内部收益率为13%,持有期为四年。

The deal is targeting a 7.3% net cash on cash return to LPs and a 13% net IRR and a four year hold.

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仅限合格投资者,最低投资金额10万美元。

Accredited investors only $100,000 minimum.

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所有投资都存在风险。

All investments involve risk.

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访问 lightstonedirect.com/bp,总会有那么一个时刻,每个投资者都会意识到,传统的融资方式已经跟不上你的规模了。

Visit lightstonedirect.com/bp There's a point where basically every investor realizes traditional financing stops scaling with you.

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一开始还行得通。

At first, it works.

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你靠自己的收入、工作和报税记录就能通过审核。

You qualify with your income, your job, your tax returns.

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但随着规模扩大,这套方法就开始行不通了。

But as you grow, that model starts to break.

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现在关键不再是你的个人收入。

Now, it's not really about your personal income.

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而是你名下房产产生的收益。

It's about the income from your properties.

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这时候,DSCR贷款就派上用场了。

That's where DSCR lending comes in.

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这也是为什么很多投资者会选择像Host Financial这样的贷款机构。

And it's why a lot of investors end up working with lenders like Host Financial.

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Host Financial评估贷款资格,看的是房产本身的收益,而不是个人收入。

Host Financial qualifies deals based on property income, not personal income.

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所以你不用再应付W-2表格、报税单或者债务收入比的限制了。

So you're not dealing with W-2s or tax returns or DTI constraints.

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而且有80%到85%的贷款价值比,你在扩张时能更灵活地操作。

And with 80 to 85% LTV, you can stay more flexible as you scale.

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这完全是另一种思路,更贴近实际投资的运作方式。

It's just a different framework, one that tends to align better with how investing actually works.

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如果你在买出租房、做再融资,或者扩大投资组合,去hostfinancial.com看看。

If you're buying rentals, refinancing, or growing your portfolio, go to hostfinancial.com.

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网址是hostfinancial.com,去看看你能符合哪些条件。

That's hostfinancial.com and see what you qualify for.

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好的。

Alright.

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我回来了,现在正在BiggerPockets播客里,和我的嘉宾埃里卡·布朗聊天。她是一位来自佐治亚州亚特兰大的资深房地产投资者,经历非常丰富。

I'm back on the BiggerPockets podcast with my guest Erika Brown, is a seasoned real estate investor out of Atlanta, Georgia who has seemingly done it all.

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很多投资者都会纠结一个问题:我该不该去考房地产执照再开始投资,还是先直接投资,以后觉得有必要了再考?

So investors often struggle with the idea or concept of, should I get my real estate license to become a real estate investor, or should I just start investing in real estate and figure out if I need a license down the road?

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你已经有执照了。

You have your license.

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你还有自己的经纪公司。

You've got a brokerage.

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我很想听听你的看法:一个人在投资房地产之前,是否应该先取得执照?你自己的执照有没有帮你更好地做投资?

I'd love to hear your perspective on should someone become a licensed professional prior to investing in real estate, and has having your license helped you as a real estate investor?

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你觉得必须拥有房地产执照才能投资吗?或者为了投资就必须拿执照?

Do I feel like you need to have your real estate, license in order to invest and or should you have your real estate license in order to invest?

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完全没必要。

Absolutely not.

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完全没必要。

Absolutely not.

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这不是必须的。

You it is not required.

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你根本不需要它。

You do not need it.

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如果你以为当了房地产经纪人就能学会如何投资房地产,那你就想错了。

You will you if you if you have the expectation that you will be learning how to invest in real estate, by being a real estate agent, you will not.

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明白吗?

Okay?

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百分之九十的房地产经纪人根本不懂投资,他们对投资一无所知。

90% of real estate agents have no idea about they they don't know anything about investing.

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所以,绝对不是必需的。

So definitely not a requirement at all.

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我经常跟我的客户这么说,因为我有些客户,我反而鼓励他们去考取房地产执照。

I I I tell my clients this all the time because I have some clients who I'm working with who they I actually encourage them to get their real estate license.

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我的观点很简单:如果你想帮别人买卖房子,那就去考执照。

So my thing is this, if you wanna help people buy and sell houses, you should get your real estate license.

Speaker 1

就这么简单。

It's very simple.

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明白吗?

Okay?

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但你第二个问题是,当房地产经纪人对我的投资有帮助吗?

But to to your second question on has being a real estate agent helped me with investing?

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确实有帮助。

It has.

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拥有房地产执照让我能更好地帮别人买卖房产。

Having my real estate license helped me to help other people buy and sell real estate.

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它还让我不用限制自己的收入,这样我就能赚更多钱,再拿去投资房地产。

It also helped me to not having to cap on my income so that I can make more money to then invest in real estate.

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所以我强烈建议这么做,而且一路上,确实有好几次有人找我帮他们卖房,结果我自己把房子买下来了?

So definitely suggest that and along the way yes have I had opportunities that where someone came to me to want me to sell their house and I ended up buying the property?

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是的,这种情况发生过好几次,我觉得这确实帮助我扩大了投资组合。

Yes That has happened multiple times and I feel like that has helped grow my portfolio.

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但归根结底,如果你只是想拿个房地产执照,却根本不想帮人买卖房产,那我觉得你是在浪费时间和精力。

But ultimately, I say this, if you just wanna get your real estate license to have it but you really don't wanna work with people to buy and sell, I think that you are wasting your energy and time.

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与其为了拿证而拿证,不如把时间花在找更多投资机会上。

Instead of you getting your real estate license just to have it, you should use that time to find more deals.

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是的。

Yes.

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不如就这么做。

Do that instead.

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我觉得作为房地产投资者,持有执照还是有好处的。

I think there is value in having your license as a real estate investor.

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但我认为你最好先先做一两笔交易,真正了解自己会成为什么样的投资者。

I just think you need to do a deal or two first and learn more about who you are and who you're going to be as an investor.

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对。

Yes.

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那样你才能更清楚,未来该怎么把执照用在你的房地产业务里。

And then you'll have a better understanding of how you might want to leverage a license in your real estate business.

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也许你自己根本不需要执照,但团队里有人持有执照,对你来说会很有帮助。

Maybe it's that you don't need or want your license, but somebody on your team having their license could could be valuable to you.

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这样你就能通过推荐客户获得另一种收入来源。

So that way you have another way to monetize leads through referrals.

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做完一两笔交易后,我们会更了解自己作为投资者的特点。

We learn a lot about ourselves as investors after we do a deal or two.

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对。

Yes.

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我觉得大家刚入行时,总以为事情会按某种方向发展,但有时候结果并非如此,有时候倒是如愿以偿。不管怎样,你都能从中吸取经验,然后逐步建立起一套可复制的商业模式。

I think we all come into this business and we think things are gonna go one way and sometimes they don't go that way, sometimes they do go that way, but you learn something and then you start to build a repeatable business.

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所以,根据我做房地产的方式,我意识到持有执照其实很有必要。

And so, like, I have learned that, like, having my license based on the way I do real estate

Speaker 1

对。

Mhmm.

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那反而会更阻碍我,而不是帮到我。

Would hinder me more than help me.

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所以我自己没有执照,但团队里有人有执照,是的。

So I don't have my license, but someone on my team having a license Yes.

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那对我来说会很有价值。

Would be valuable to me.

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但我真的得亲自做几笔交易之后,才明白这一点。

But I it took me having to do a few deals to understand that.

Speaker 1

我同意。

Agree.

Speaker 0

好的。

Alright.

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我们快聊完的时候,你和我之间来回发了一些Instagram的语音消息。

And as we are starting to wind down here, you and I, we we shared some some Instagram voice notes back and forth.

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你最近发了一条动态,我立马给你发了个语音,说:老兄,

You made a post recently, and I sent you a voice note like, a man.

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这完全就是我的感受。

This is exactly how I feel.

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我感觉你现在的重点是缩小投资组合,保留那些最优质、最让你喜欢管理的资产,然后集中精力把它们的贷款还清。

And it sounds to me like you're focusing more on shrinking your portfolio down to the assets maybe that are the best assets or the ones you enjoy managing or having in your portfolio the most and focusing on paying those off.

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能聊聊这方面的情况吗?

Can you talk a little bit about that?

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关键是这样。

Here's the thing.

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好吧。

Okay.

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作为房地产投资者,我们只占人口的1%。

We are as a real estate investors like 1% of the populations.

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大多数人只想上班、回家、吃晚饭、陪陪家人,这就够了。

Most people just wanna go to work, come home, eat dinner, see their family and that's it.

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做房地产投资、追求提前退休,是要付出代价的。

Being a real estate investor, pursuing early retirement, it comes at a cost.

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明白吗?

Okay?

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所以你得想清楚,自己愿意放弃什么。

And so you have to determine what you're willing to sacrifice.

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想明白了,再据此制定你的策略。

And determine that and then allow that to then decide your strategy.

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别被别人的做法牵着鼻子走。

Don't get caught up in what everybody else is doing.

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让这个决定你的策略。

Allow that to decide your strategy.

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对我来说,我们已经进入四年倒计时了。

So for me, we're on a four year count down.

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四年后,我和我丈夫就成空巢老人了。

And in four years, I will be a total My husband and I, we will be empty nesters.

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所以我们想在接下来的四年里加速还清尽可能多的债务和房贷,好让之后能真正随心所欲地生活。

So for us, we wanna accelerate and pay off as much debt and mortgages as possible within the next four years so that we could just literally do whatever we wanna do after that.

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因此我们专注于优化投资组合,保留赚钱最多的房产,卖掉其他的,同时帮孩子们一把。

And so we're focusing on optimizing our portfolio, keeping the best properties that make the most money, selling the others, and then helping our sons.

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我们已经和一套四户住宅签了购房合同,是给儿子的。

We're actually under contract for a quadruplex for our son.

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帮他们起步,建立自己的投资组合。

So help them start their portfolios.

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这正是我们目前的重点。

That's what we're focused on right now.

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我根本不会去关注别人在做什么。

And I'm not I'm not keeping up with anybody else.

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如果别人想买一家精品酒店,那真是太好了,为你高兴。

If if someone else wants to buy a boutique hotel, that's amazing for you.

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我真的为你感到开心。

I'm so excited for you.

Speaker 1

但这并不意味着我也得现在就这么做。

But that doesn't mean that I have to do that today.

Speaker 1

你明白吗?

Does that make sense?

Speaker 0

当然明白。

Absolutely.

Speaker 0

很有道理。

It makes sense.

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这个道理是我大概一年半前才真正明白的。那时候我身边的朋友都在做各种了不起的事,创办了很棒的公司,我也被他们带偏了。

This is a lesson that I learned about I started to truly learn it about a year and a half ago because I was I've got all the friends that that you know that, you know, who are doing all these amazing things and building these amazing businesses, and I was drinking the Kool Aid.

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你要经营企业,而不是陷在企业里。

You know, work on your business, not in your business.

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所以我照做了。

And so I did.

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我请了一堆人,结果才发现,我把自己该干的事全丢了。

I hired all these people, and what I realized was I missed operating in my business.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

我错过了亲自管装修的那些事。

I missed managing renovations.

Speaker 1

没错。

Mhmm.

Speaker 0

我错过了去看房源、跟房东面谈的机会。

I missed going on seller appointments and talking to sellers.

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我不得不认真反思一下,告诉自己:好吧。

And it I had to really take a long look in the mirror and say, okay.

Speaker 0

我为什么不重新去做那些我真正喜欢的事呢?

Why don't I just get back to doing the things that I enjoy doing?

Speaker 0

做我自己的生意的操盘手,这没什么不对。

Like, it's okay if I'm the operator in my business.

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

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别人都在搞大事业,翻几百套房子,自己连一套都没见过,但这不代表我也得这么做。

Just because everybody else is building all these businesses, flipping hundreds of houses, and they don't ever see any of them doesn't mean I have to do that.

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没错。

Mhmm.

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我可以打造一个符合我理想生活方式的生意。

I can build the business that provides the lifestyle that I want.

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我可以拥有一个刚好能支撑我过上想要生活的资产组合,没必要为了追大而追大,哪怕我有能力做到。

I can have the portfolio that provides just enough income for me to live the life that I want, and I don't have to go chasing bigger just because I can do it.

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所以我们做了一些调整。

And so we made some changes.

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从那以后,我一直在缩减投资组合,卖掉那些收益不好的资产,专注于还清那些我喜欢的、让我开心的项目,同时我又亲自接手了装修工作。

Since then, I've been shrinking my portfolio, selling off the assets that aren't producing as much and focusing on paying off the ones that that we do like and we do enjoy, and I manage my renovations again.

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我会亲自去现场,做设计决策,跟承包商沟通,联系卖家,提出报价。

I go to the properties, and I make the design decisions, and I talk to my contractors, and I got talk to sellers and make offers.

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现在有人帮我处理这些事,是的。

Now I have somebody that helps me with that Yeah.

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但我还是能亲自参与一部分。

But I still get to do some of it.

Speaker 0

这适合每个人吗?

Is that for everybody?

Speaker 0

不适合。

No.

Speaker 0

没必要非得这样。

It doesn't have to be.

Speaker 0

但我喜欢你刚才说的,要根据你想要的生活方式来设计你的事业。

But what I I like what you said is, like, design your business for the lifestyle that you want.

Speaker 0

对我来说,我不打算一直做运营工作。

Like, for me, I don't wanna be an operator forever.

Speaker 0

我已经有计划要退出这一行了。

I have a plan for getting out of that.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

但现阶段,我想亲自参与其中。

But for right now, I wanna be in it.

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所以我会继续投入,也会享受这个过程。

And so I'm gonna be in it, and I'm gonna enjoy it.

Speaker 0

这没什么问题。

And that's okay.

Speaker 0

对。

Yep.

Speaker 0

非常感谢你来分享这么多经验和智慧。

Thank you so much for coming and sharing so much knowledge and wisdom.

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你在房地产投资领域已经做了十年了。

Ten years in the real estate investing business.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

而且

And

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你还在继续坚持着。

you're still you're still going.

Speaker 1

我真的很喜欢这份事业。

I love it.

Speaker 1

特别喜欢。

Love it.

Speaker 1

特别喜欢。

Love it.

Speaker 0

我也特别喜欢。

I love it too.

Speaker 0

这是一段旅程。

Journey.

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能有你这样的朋友,我真的很感激。

I'm grateful to call you friend.

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我为你感到骄傲。

I'm proud of you.

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我为你所做的一切感到骄傲——你不仅在经营一份能带来收入的事业,还带动了社区的发展,照顾着身边的人,也守护着你的家人。

And I'm proud of what you're doing with your children and how you're building out a business that not only provides income for you but supports your community, takes care of your community, and takes care of your family.

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埃里卡,你真的应该为自己感到无比骄傲。

You should be very, very proud, Erika.

Speaker 1

谢谢你,朋友。

Thanks, friend.

Speaker 1

我真的很感激。

I appreciate that.

Speaker 0

好的。

Alright.

Speaker 0

Erika,我们走之前还有最后一件事。

Erika, one last thing before we take off.

Speaker 0

如果有人想更多地了解你,或者联系你,该去哪里找你呢?

If people wanna know more about you, get in contact with you, where can they do that?

Speaker 1

在Instagram上关注我,账号是Erika Brown investor。

Follow me on Instagram, Erika Brown investor.

Speaker 1

另外,我有个播客叫《财富触手可及》,你也可以在YouTube上找到我。

Also, I have a podcast called wealth within reach, so you can find me on YouTube.

Speaker 1

然后,我们就在那儿继续联系吧。

And, yeah, we'll connect from there.

Speaker 1

太棒了。

Awesome.

Speaker 1

谢谢你邀请我。

Thanks for having me.

Speaker 1

我真的很感激。

I appreciate it so much.

Speaker 0

非常感谢你。

Thank you so much.

Speaker 0

好了,各位。

Alright, everybody.

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If you enjoyed this episode, make sure you're subscribed to the all new BiggerPockets investor brief newsletter.

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You can sign up today at biggerpockets.com/email- subscribe.

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网址是 biggerpockets.com/email-subscribe。

That's biggerpockets.com/email-subscribe.

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感谢你收听这期《BiggerPockets播客》,我们下期再见。

Thank you so much for listening to this episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, and we'll catch you on the next episode.

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感谢大家收听BiggerPockets房地产播客。

Thank you all for listening to the BiggerPockets real estate podcast.

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Make sure you get all our new episodes by subscribing on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or any other podcast platform.

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Our new episodes come out Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

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I'm the host and executive producer of the show, Dave Meyer.

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The show is produced by Ian Kay.

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Copywriting is by Calico Content, and editing is by Exodus Media.

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If you'd like to learn more about real estate investing or to sign up for our free newsletter, please visit www.biggerpockets.com.

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本播客内容仅供信息参考。

Content of this podcast is for informational purposes only.

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所有主持人和嘉宾的观点均为个人意见。

All host and participant opinions are their own.

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投资任何资产,包括房地产,都存在风险。

Investment in any asset, real estate included, involves risk.

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因此,请在投资前谨慎判断,并咨询专业顾问。

So use your best judgment and consult with qualified advisers before investing.

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只应投入你能够承受损失的资金。

You should only risk capital you can afford to lose.

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请记住,过往表现并不代表未来收益。

And remember, past performance is not indicative of future results.

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BiggerPockets LLC disclaims all liability for direct, indirect, consequential, or other damages arising from a reliance on information presented in this podcast.

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