Watch This Episode On YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z-BSg8I7wpY

Whatever you want to call it...build-to-rent, build-for-rent, BTR, B2R, BFR... Let's talk about what it is and why it's here to stay.

How hard is it to create the types of deals you wish you could find on the MLS? It's unfortunate that quality real estate investments are getting harder to find on the open market. But that doesn't mean there are not plenty of opportunities.

The Build-to-Rent Show: https://www.b2rshow.com/

Watch This Episode On YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z-BSg8I7wpY

Whatever you want to call it...build-to-rent, build-for-rent, BTR, B2R, BFR... Let's talk about what it is and why it's here to stay.

How hard is it to create the types of deals you wish you could find on the MLS? It's unfortunate that quality real estate investments are getting harder to find on the open market. But that doesn't mean there are not plenty of opportunities.

The Build-to-Rent Show: https://www.b2rshow.com/

Watch This Episode On YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z-BSg8I7wpY

Whatever you want to call it...build-to-rent, build-for-rent, BTR, B2R, BFR... Let's talk about what it is and why it's here to stay.

How hard is it to create the types of deals you wish you could find on the MLS? It's unfortunate that quality real estate investments are getting harder to find on the open market. But that doesn't mean there are not plenty of opportunities.

The Build-to-Rent Show: https://www.b2rshow.com/

Are lumber prices going back up in the build-to-rent industry? In this episode, Steve Olson, Chase Leavitt, and Sherida Zenger talk about what they're seeing in each of their projects when it comes to increases and decreases in construction expenses, labor costs, and more.

Recent articles by The Motley Fool and ING, estimate that rises in lumber costs are here to stay for the near future. So what does this mean for real estate investors? That's the topic for today.  

Sources: https://www.fool.com/real-estate/2021... https://think.ing.com/articles/some-b...

Are lumber prices going back up in the build-to-rent industry? In this episode, Steve Olson, Chase Leavitt, and Sherida Zenger talk about what they're seeing in each of their projects when it comes to increases and decreases in construction expenses, labor costs, and more.

Recent articles by The Motley Fool and ING, estimate that rises in lumber costs are here to stay for the near future. So what does this mean for real estate investors? That's the topic for today.  

Sources: https://www.fool.com/real-estate/2021... https://think.ing.com/articles/some-b...