
Lisa Green
Experienced real estate investor and frequent NerdWallet contributor who advises on rental property management, short-term rental risks, and real estate investing strategy.
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May 26, 2025 • 23min
Should You Keep Your Old Home? The Financial Case for Selling vs. Renting
In this engaging discussion, Lisa Green, a NerdWallet writer and rental property expert, shares her insights on the challenges of managing rental properties from afar. She and host Sean Pyles dive into the pros and cons of selling versus renting a home when relocating. Listeners learn tips for long-distance landlording, including hiring property managers and maintaining a financial cushion. They also explore maximizing rental income, tax benefits, and smart strategies for withdrawing from various accounts to fund a new down payment.

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Jun 2, 2025 • 38min
Recover from Vacation Overspending and Avoid Costly Rental Property Management Mistakes
Lisa Green, a NerdWallet writer and seasoned rental property owner, joins the hosts to share her insights. They tackle post-vacation budgeting strategies, including tips for cutting back on spending and resetting financial goals after a trip. Lisa also reveals the ins and outs of rental property management, discussing the choice between DIY management and hiring professionals. The conversation highlights the challenges of passive income, tax considerations, and the realities of becoming a landlord with practical advice and personal stories.

Apr 9, 2026 • 39min
What Warflation Costs You and Whether a Short-Term Rental Beats Investing Your Home Sale Proceeds
Anna Helhoski, a senior personal finance reporter, explains how the Iran conflict can push oil, fertilizer, shipping and consumer prices higher over a 6–12 month timeline. Lisa Green, an experienced real estate investor, breaks down pros, cons and risks of building or running a distant short-term rental versus simply investing sale proceeds. Short, practical takes on inflation spillovers and vacation-rental tradeoffs.


