The New Wave of Rent Control Policies: What Real Estate Investors Need to Know
Over the past few years, several major metropolitan areas, including Portland, Oregon, and St. Paul, Minnesota, have introduced rent control policies. Some states have also enacted rent control regulations. The Biden administration has also proposed a nationwide cap on annual rental rate increases. Rent control legislation limits the amount landlords can charge for rent […]
Episode 61 | Building Networks and Seizing Niche Markets: Adam Stern’s Vision for Real Estate Investing
Episode Summary: In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier interview Adam Stern, the founder of Strata SFR. They discuss the current state of the real estate market, the impact of interest rates on the industry, and the opportunities in land and build-for-rent properties. Adam shares his plans to transition Strata […]
Real Estate Investing as a Hedge Against Blue-Collar Inflation in the AI Era
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation is reshaping the job market in profound ways. As these technologies continue to quickly evolve, a disparity in the labor market will emerge, particularly between blue-collar and white-collar workers. The implications of this shift are significant, especially for real estate investors who are looking to capitalize […]
Episode 60 – Navigating Property Management, SBA Loans, and Tech-Driven Investing with David Moses
Episode Summary: In this episode, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier interview David Moses, a real estate investor and property manager. David shares his journey in the real estate business, including his experience during the Great Recession. He discusses the various businesses he operates, including property management, community management, direct-to-seller marketing, and construction and maintenance. David […]
Cap Rates in Real Estate: Investor Guide
The capitalization rate (cap rate) is one of the most widely used metrics in real estate investing and one of the most misunderstood. Investors cite it constantly but often misapply it, treating it as a standalone verdict on whether a deal is good rather than as one input in a broader analysis. This guide covers […]
Episode 59: Advocacy and Policies for Small Single-Family Landlords with David Howard
Episode Summary: David Howard, CEO of the National Rental Home Council, discusses the challenges and opportunities in the single-family rental housing industry. He addresses the concern of legislation that seeks to limit the number of homes that single-family rental providers can own, and how the NRHC works to push back against such policies. Howard emphasizes […]
How You Can Utilize Behavioral Assessments to Strengthen Your Business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AebC2Y1ym28 In the competitive landscape of real estate investing, success is not solely measured by the products or services a company offers but also by the strength and cohesion of its team. Building a team that not only functions well together but also remains loyal and productive requires a deeper understanding of each team member’s […]
Episode 58: Build-to-Rent, Small Landlords, Rental Housing Industry, Rent Control with David Howard
Episode Summary: In this episode, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier talk with David Howard, CEO of the National Rental Home Council (NRHC). They discuss the current state of the single-family rental home industry, including interest rates and financing options. Howard explains the demand for rental housing and shares updates on NRHC’s policy work regarding housing […]
Episode 57 | Residential to Commercial, Self-Storage Market, & Capital Raising with Neil Timmins
Episode Summary: In this episode, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier interview Neil Timmins about his real estate investing journey. Neil discusses his shift from residential to commercial properties, including industrial buildings, strip centers, self-storage, and mobile home parks. He highlights the learning curve in each asset class and the importance of understanding risks. Neil shares […]
Is Multifamily Real Estate Investing Catching a Falling Knife?
Now is the time to start paying attention to multifamily properties when it comes to real estate investing. Why? Many multifamily properties will start hitting the market at discounted prices. This is because the short-term debt utilized in 2020 is starting to run out. And the projections used when buying these properties are not keeping […]
