Renting Out Outline
Renting Out Outline
Renting Out Outline
Subtitle Improve Wealth, Manage Real Estate Investing, and Build Passive
Income Through Smart Purchases
Manuscript’s Objectives
3. How your real estate portfolio can generate great returns and create generational
wealth.
The book is about real estate investments and how one can create a profitable real
estate portfolio.
The manuscript targets [audience/ideal reader] and teaches them about [book
topic]. The goal of the manuscript is for them to achieve [list of objectives].
The manuscript targets anyone interested in learning more about real estate
investments and teaches them the basics about the market. The goal of the manuscript
is for them to:
The readers will get insight into the basics of real estate investments and how they can
create wealth from it.
What are the questions readers would want answered by reading this
manuscript?
Who is the author? Find out who the author is (pen name if there is one) and/or ask
them questions about what they want out of the book, as well as who they want to read
it. Knowing a little about the author will help achieve the correct tone and style for the
book. Additionally, you can request links to other content they’d like you to keep in
mind when writing the manuscript, if there are any.
Target Audience
Mark the target audience with an X. Feel free to choose all that apply.
Toddler Child
Teen Adult X
Student X Parent
Women X Men X
What draws them to this book? What will they gain from reading it? What impression
do you hope to have on them? Bullet/point form is okay.
What are some of the top books in the niche/on the topic of this manuscript (2 to 5)?
Reading summaries, the table of contents, and reviews can help paint a picture of what
your target audience is looking for and provide some inspiration for your book (without
copying any content or structures directly). Bullet/point form is okay.
Style/Tone
Mark the desired tone and style with an X. Choose all that apply.
Narrow down the niches/sub-niches of the book with an X. Choose all that apply.
Themes
● Complicated jargon
● Negative attitude toward real estate investments.
About the Competition
Do some research on the competition, similar titles, and similar authors. One way to do
this is by reading reviews left by readers of best-selling competitor’s books; you can find
out what people like and don’t like about the content. Is there anything to focus on or
look out for that can make this manuscript better than that of the competitors?
The biggest problem of most real estate books is that complicated terms are used
without proper explanation first. We will try to address this issue by explaining
everything and adopting a systematic approach for educating the readers about real
estate investments.
Additional Information
Please provide any additional information that will help in the writing of the
manuscript.
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Manuscript Outline (Chapter Summaries)
Table of Contents
What does your table of contents look like? How many chapters will there be? Do
you know their titles? It’s okay to leave their titles blank at this stage if you prefer to
come up with them on-the-go. Simply make note of that.
Introduction
Conclusion
Chapter-by-Chapter Summary
Next, provide more information about the actual chapters in terms of headings,
subheadings, information to be included under each, references/links being used and so
forth.
Introduction/Prologue
~1,000-1,500
Tips on what NOT ● Do not use generic and/or obvious statements as the
to do in your opening for a book. This would be something like
Introduction “You’ve just bought BookTitle and in this book you
(unless requested will learn about Topic.”
by the customer)
Other info:
Are there any don’ts for the introduction? Discuss with the customer to confirm.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested.
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Chapter 1: The Basics of Real Estate Investments
~2,000-4,000
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/investmentrealestate.asp
https://www.wallstreetmojo.com/real-estate-investing/#historical-returns-and-expec
tations
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/11/key-reasons-invest-
real-estate.asp
https://www.salesmate.io/blog/problems-of-being-in-real-estate-industry/
https://cre.org/external-affairs/2022-23-top-ten-issues-affecting-real-estate/
~2,000-4,000
Supporting Content:
● Introduction: Understanding the common terms will help you feel more
confident about real estate investments.
● Real estate terms
● Pivot to the hook of the next chapter:
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
Real estate terms: At least 25-40 terms including (but not limited to): Adjustable rate
mortgage, fixed-rate mortgage, buyers agent, inspection, valuation, interest,
refinancing, planning, due diligence, closing, etc.
Provide examples wherever you can. Don’t write this chapter like a glossary.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.puravankara.com/real-estate-blog/15-real-estate-terms-you-must-be-fa
miliar/
https://www.opendoor.com/articles/real-estate-terms-you-should-know
https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/real-estate-terms
~2,000-4,000
What is the hook/key takeaway of the chapter? (1-sentence summary.)
The different types of real estate investments that you can make.
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/types-of-real-estate-investments
https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/types-of-real-estate-investment
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/050614/there-are-more-ways-inve
st-land-you-think.asp
https://groww.in/p/real-estate-investment-trust-reit
https://www.reit.com/investing/how-invest-reits
https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/real-estate-crowdfunding
~2,000-4,000
Buying real estate with cash is almost impossible and that is why you have to explore
the various financing options available.
Supporting Content:
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://assetmonk.com/investment/understanding-leverage/
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/10/increase-your-real-
estate-net-worth.asp
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/conventionalmortgage.asp
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hard_money_loan.asp
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-private-lenders-real-estate-blaise-brewer/?trk
=public_profile_article_view
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/privatefinanceinitiative.asp#:~:text=A%20p
rivate%20finance%20initiative%20is,firms%20over%20the%20long%20term.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/021016/complete-guide-financing-
investment-property.asp
https://learn.roofstock.com/blog/real-estate-financing
Plan
~2,000-4,000
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.fortunebuilders.com/real-estate-business-plan/
https://www.incfile.com/blog/post/creating-real-estate-investing-business-plan
https://www.rockethq.com/learn/personal-finances/real-estate-investment-business-
plan
https://theclose.com/real-estate-investment-business-plan/
~2,000-4,000
How to find the perfect property and negotiate the best deal.
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/08/buy-rental-propert
y.asp
https://www.commonfloor.com/guide/why-real-estate-agents-need-negotiation-skill
s-56062#:~:text=Because%20if%20you%20are%20the,of%20cash%20is%20at%20st
ake.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-negotiation-skills-important-become-successfu
l-broker-/?trk=organization-update-content_share-article
https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/how-to-negotiate-house-price
https://www.macquarie.com.au/home-loans/property-negotiation-tips.html
~2,000-4,000
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
● Depending on the type of property you have purchased, you have to select the
tenants accordingly and understand the best-suited qualities.
● Tips to Select the Right Tenant for Your Rental Property
o Check their credit score
o Criminal background
o Rental history
o Stability
o Specify number of people per room, etc.
● Tips to Select the Right Tenant for Your Commercial Property
o Set the correct rate
o Know about the business of the tenant
o Split the property into multiple parts
o Be sure about the lease term, etc.
● Forums to Find the Right Tenants
o Rental websites (mention a few options)
o Social media
o Ask people you know
Relevant reference/resource links for this chapter. Share links with the
customer via chat if necessary/requested. Links for references and resources are
mandatory. New links and references you come across can also be cleared with the
customer during writing.
https://www.mysmartmove.com/SmartMove/blog/good-tenant-qualities.page
https://blog.axisgroup.insure/9-tips-for-selecting-tenant-for-your-property
https://www.liveabout.com/the-right-tenant-for-your-rental-2124984
https://housing.com/news/best-platforms-to-find-a-tenant-quickly/#:~:text=Websit
es%20like%20Housing.com%20provide,%2C%20online%20rent%20payment%2C%2
0etc.
~2,000-4,000
Supporting Content:
Add what needs to be included beneath each heading and subheading. Please share in
more detail what to expect from this chapter and ensure all the non-negotiable
requirements/specifications are included.
You can use bullet points for this section.
Content Breakdown. Use bullet lists to outline an overview of the content/topics that
will be covered in the chapter (include enough detail to paint a clear picture of the
chapter) and ensure the chapter contents do not repeat throughout the manuscript
unless they add value.
https://alphatechlending.com/2022/06/28/exit-strategy-for-real-estate-short-term-v
s-long-term/
https://www.fortunebuilders.com/real-estate-exit-strategies-part-1/
https://www.fundingoptions.com/blog/education/what-is-a-typical-exit-strategy-for-
real-estate-investors
https://www.welendllc.com/blog/5-real-estate-exit-strategies-for-investors
Conclusion
<1,000
How will the manuscript end? What’s the close? Are you going to include a
summary, call-to-action, and/or ask for a review?
Other info:
An anecdote/story about someone you know who has created phenomenal wealth
through real estate investments
Are there any don’ts for the conclusion? Check with the customer to confirm.
NA
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