We've got some good information for you here today. With the US population continuing to grow, and construction basically falling well short of demand... The build-to-rent space is more interesting than ever. We aim to bring a great conversation and awareness to the topic here.

As you think about analyzing markets today and where you might want to build "for rent" products, there are a few changes that have evolved over the last two years specifically around remote work...

Episode 4 of the Build-to-Rent Podcast.

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Welcome to the Build-to-Rent Podcast. I'm Steve Olson, and I do these episodes with Sherida Zenger and Chase Leavitt of the Fourplex Investment Group.

Today we are going to talk about something that made the news a couple of weeks ago, I was relieved, everybody else was on pins and needles. And I think if you're a landlord or property owner, you probably were relieved. Here's a headline from NPR that we're going to talk about today, "the Supreme Court will allow evictions to resume it could affect millions of tenants"

Here on the Build-to-Rent Podcast, we're exploring that rapidly increasing industry. There's a massive shortage of units across the country--builders have not been keeping up. People are jumping into this space to try to fill that void and create affordable multifamily inventory for renters.

Should You Let Your Tenants Have Pets?

What Amenities to Avoid

Best Amenities for Build-to-Rent

Building a Park in a Multifamily Development

Parking & Garbage

Walking Trails & Grass Areas

Installing Gates

Amenities Your Tenants Actually Want

Benefits of a Lease Back Rental Option

Hiring Property Managers for Build-to-Rent

Reasons to Fire a Property Manager

Relationships Between Builders & Property Management

What do Property Managers do? How much do they charge?

What to Look For in a Property Management Company

Why Investors Should Use a Property Manager

Build-to-Rent vs Existing Real Estate

How would you compare building a property that you're building for the express purpose of renting out to acquiring an existing rental investment property? What are the key differences?

 How much maintenance is needed in brand new construction?

New Construction vs Existing: Should there be a difference in rents?

Do properties built in 2021 lease for more than something built in 2015?

Market changes during the build period

Is build-to-rent riskier since you're basing decisions off of a proforma?

Why do some investors buy pre-construction and others buy a few years later for a higher price?

What is a Syndication? Why do investors prefer to get into syndications?

Thoughts on Build-to-rent Single-Family

Owner-Occupying a Fourplex (House Hacking)

Best/Worst Markets for Build-to-Rent Investing