202: Rise Of Single-Family Rentals, Buckets vs. Sprinklers

Aug 20, 2018

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#202: $108,000 was my highest salary from my day job. I discuss.

There’s high housing demand and low supply. Then why are homebuilders slowing down? You get answers.

SFHs comprise 30-35% of all U.S. rentals. 90% of rental SFHs are owned by “mom & pops”.

Learn how to exploit real estate’s geographic arbitrage.

How are you living? Metaphorically, are you using water buckets or a sprinkler system?

Meet me in-person at the New Orleans Investment Conference, Nov. 1st to 4th.

I made an infographic to send you: “The 5 Ways Real Estate Investors Get Paid”.

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Listen to this week’s show and learn:

02:12 Supply vs. Demand and “Capacity To Pay”.

03:59 Homebuilding slowdown.

10:40 SFHs comprise 30-35% of all rentals. 90% of rental SFHs are owned by “mom & pops”.

13:02 Geographic arbitrage.

16:39 Water Buckets vs. Sprinkler Systems.

19:06 Security vs. Freedom.

23:48 Meet me in-person in at the New Orleans Investment Conference, Nov. 1 - 4th: https://goldnewsletter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/NOIC_2018_GRE.html

27:32 Infographic: “5 Ways Real Estate Investors Get Paid.”

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