Empowering Investors to Engage in New Construction for Housing Needs

Exploring the obstacles in land access and construction planning, this chapter motivates investors to engage in building housing in local communities with available resources.

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Feeling scared to do your first or next real estate deal? Even if everything goes wrong, you may still be in a better position than Ayesha and Kevan Shelton were just a few years ago. After quitting their jobs to become full-time real estate investors, Ayesha and Kevan found themselves staring at a $300,000 loss. Their credit was ruined, their life savings drained, and most of their partners walked away, never to return. Ayesha and Kevan did the right thing, paying back every investor who funded their failed house flips, but it came at a cost.

With a baby on the way, Ayesha and Kevan were debating bankruptcy to get some relief from the massive financial pressure they were under. But some wise investors told them they had it in them to rebuild their wealth—and that’s precisely what they did. In today’s incredible investor story, you’ll hear about how this power couple pivoted to turn their business around and began investing in new build construction projects.

Now, five years later, they’ve built sixty homes, developed their own communities, and created true wealth out of nothing. The best part? These new construction homes are affordable housing, helping solve the inventory crisis we’re currently facing and giving those that truly need it safe, affordable, quality homes to live in. And if Ayesha and Kevan can do it starting from negative, you can too, even if you’re starting from zero!

In This Episode We Cover:

How Ayesha and Kevan turned a $300K loss into a massively successful business

Why you always (ALWAYS!) pay back the investors you’ve borrowed from

Affordable housing 101 and how to get discounted land deals for your next new construction project

How to find the “path of progress” of where homes will appreciate in your area

Scaling your business with new construction homes instead of flipping houses

Private money, hard money, and other creative financing methods to use when banks WON’T fund your deals

And So Much More!

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