Thrive Homes

Some things are predictable, the rotation of the earth is one. Some things aren't predictable. For instance, the market cycles of real estate. In this episode, Pat helps us understand market cycles through a brief discussion focused on the four real estate cycles of recovery, expansion, hyper-supply, and recession. Most importantly, Pat shares why these are important and how to make sound real estate investments regardless of the cycle. Learn more about Thrive Homes at www.thrivehomes.net.

If you're looking for your 1st, 5th, or even 50th property, you're always looking for the property that's good for you and your investing goals. In this episode, Pat shares his thoughts on what to consider when asking, 'What Makes A Good Investment Property?' Whether you're focusing on cash flow, appreciation, or both, having clarity of what aligns with your investing goals is critical. Learn more about Thrive Homes at www.thrivehomes.net.

How do I know in which market to invest? Whether you’re buying your first property or your next property, this is one of your biggest questions. In this episode, Pat discusses why he’s not just investing heavily in the Milwaukee market; he suggests you consider doing the same. There’s a lot to like about Milwaukee and Thrive Homes is here to help you take a closer look. Learn more about Thrive Homes at www.thrivehomes.net.

What is a turnkey property? Should I work with a property provider? What's the upside and what should I expect? In this episode, Pat answers these and more questions we all have when investing in real estate. Learn more about Thrive Homes at www.thrivehomes.net.

Welcome to the Thrive Homes Podcast with Pat Jemmings. Pat is a practitioner, investor, and encourager to those who desire to create revenue through real estate investing. In this episode, Pat shares why he thinks real estate is a fantastic investment, how to identify if a property is right for you, and ways to ensure positive cash-flow immediately. Learn more about Thrive Homes at www.thrivehomes.net.