Real Estate Investing with Keith Weinhold
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This show has created more financial freedom for busy people like you than nearly any show in the world. Wealthy people's money either starts out or ends up in real estate. But you can't lose your time. Without being a landlord or flipper, you learn about strategic passive real estate investing to create wealth for yourself. I'm show host Keith Weinhold. I also serve on the Forbes Real Estate Council and write for Forbes. I serve you ACTIONABLE content for cash flow on a platter. Our bottom line in real estate investing together is: "What's your Return On Time?" Where...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Keith Weinhold connects housing economics to the calculations and operating decisions behind rental property investing.
Get Rich Education treats rental real estate as a working financial system, with Keith Weinhold moving between market conditions and the mechanics of owning property.
Mortgage discount points have to earn their keep before Keith Weinhold lets you pay for them.
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A Florida real estate problem that turns into a clear take on rates, inflation, and investor risk.
Get Rich Education uses a Florida real estate problem to open up a wider look at rates, inflation, and what investors worry about. Keith Weinhold starts with falling property values, oversupply, rising insurance premiums, and slower population growth, then moves into Trump,…
Tariffs and supply chain strain drive Stockman's six-month warning.
Keith Weinhold opens with tariffs, and David Stockman does the math without drama: a 145% China tariff turns a $100 microwave into a $245 landed cost.
Mortgage math, equity planning, and policy risk, all reduced to cost-versus-savings questions.
Get Rich Education treats mortgage shopping as a numbers problem, not a vibes problem: title insurance, discount points, payoff timing, and whether a cash-out refinance makes sense as tax-free borrowing.
A real estate return breakdown that makes compounding feel concrete.
Keith Weinhold turns a real estate numbers lesson into a five part wealth map. He starts with appreciation and cash flow, then moves through loan paydown and the other return drivers he lays out.
A blunt rental-operator episode that turns vacancy, commissions, and teak into usable investor math.
Keith Weinhold spends the episode on the small frictions that quietly cut into rental returns: vacancy, turnover, the point at which an on-site property manager starts to make sense, and the shift in agent commissions after the NAR settlement.
A sharp housing-market check that keeps the numbers honest and the explanations grounded.
Keith Weinhold gives a clear-eyed read on a housing market where March sales have slipped to their weakest pace since 2009 even as the median home price for the month hit an all-time high.
Odd questions, followed patiently down to the incentives.
Family grief, public questions, and the responsibilities of care.
Host Keith Weinhold teaches listeners about the five ways real estate pays, including appreciation, cash flow, loan paydown, tax benefits, and inflation profiting, culminating in a 38% total ROI example to demonstrate how passive investing builds wealth.
Tariffs get real fast.
Keith Weinhold discusses the decline in home sales to levels not seen since 2009, analyzes apartment market trends with surging demand, and shares personal anecdotes about flooring preferences.
Host Keith Weinhold and guest Chaley Ridge discuss how to borrow tax-free through cash-out refinances, similar to billionaires, while covering mortgage topics like title insurance, discount points, and potential policy changes under new administration leadership.
Keith Weinhold discusses strategies to reduce tenant vacancy and turnover in real estate investing, including maintenance tips and when to hire employees.
Host Keith Weinhold discusses two key wealth-building strategies for real estate investors: optimizing property operations for cash flow and leveraging debt to amplify returns.
This episode discusses how far behind 30-year-olds are, American history by decade, and the housing market outlook with Redfin's Chief Economist.
Keith Weinhold discusses the concept of good debt vs.
Keith Weinhold interviews a legacy finance personality about cultivating a wealth mindset, adding value to real estate, and using kids for tax deductions.
Keith Weinhold discusses why a seven-figure income is the new six figures, real estate price trends, and turnkey investing due diligence.
The episode explores the impact of inflation and recession on real estate investments, offering historical insights and strategies for passive income.
Keith Weinhold discusses economic scare tactics, lower interest rates, national debt, and interviews a futurist about graphene in real estate.
Keith Weinhold discusses how inflation and zoning affect real estate investing and promotes his free newsletter and course.
Keith Weinhold discusses commercial real estate sectors and promotes his free newsletter and real estate course.
Keith Weinhold discusses passive real estate investing strategies and interviews the president of Liberland.
Host Keith Weinhold discusses how to ensure rent-paying tenants by analyzing the economy, job growth, and real wage growth, with an expert guest.