Real Estate

Ken McElroy has bought and managed billions of dollars worth of real estate. What makes his channel valuable is that he teaches from real experience at a level most people never get access to. He covers market cycles, how to analyze deals, how to think about leverage, and how to build a portfolio over time. He doesn't dumb it down and he doesn't sugarcoat it. If you want to understand how serious real estate investors think, this is the channel.

Kris Krohn built his real estate portfolio starting with very little and he shows you exactly how he did it. His channel is high energy, visually clear, and he walks through real numbers on real deals. He covers everything from your first rental property to scaling up, and he's good at breaking down concepts that sound complicated and making them feel manageable. Great channel for someone who knows they want to get into real estate but doesn't know where to start.

Minority Mindset covers personal finance and real estate with a focus on building wealth from the ground up. What sets this channel apart is the perspective - he speaks directly to people who weren't handed a head start and need to build from scratch. His real estate content is practical, honest, and step by step. He explains how to save for a down payment, how to analyze a market, and how to think about real estate as a long term wealth builder rather than a get rich quick play.

Chandler David Smith started buying rental properties in college and documents the whole journey on his channel. What makes this one valuable is that you're watching someone build a real portfolio in real time - real numbers, real mistakes, real wins. He covers property management, tenant issues, cash flow analysis, and scaling. If you want to see what the journey actually looks like from the beginning, not just the highlight reel at the end, this channel will show you.

Michael Zuber built his rental property portfolio over 15 years while working a full-time job and documents everything on his channel. He interviews other investors, shares his own experience, and covers the day to day reality of being a landlord - tenant issues, repairs, market analysis, and how to think about adding properties over time. His message is simple: you don't need to quit your job or have a lot of money to get started, you just need to be consistent. His channel is a long term education in building a rental portfolio from scratch.

Robuilt covers short-term rental investing - Airbnb and vacation rentals - with some of the best data-driven instruction in that space. Rob Abasolo walks you through how to find markets, how to analyze revenue potential, how to design a property that performs well, and how to manage the business side of short-term rentals. He shares real numbers from his own properties and interviews other hosts so you can see what is working across different markets and property types. If you are considering Airbnb investing, Robuilt is the channel to learn from first.