Not only are smaller assisted living centers better because they provide more personalized care, and they’re also safer. 2020 showed investors that consumers’ appetite for smaller residential living centers is rapidly outstripping the supply, and investors like Gene Guarino are stepping in to show other investors how to capitalize on this growing real estate niche.
For people who absolutely love the single-family rental space, the build-to-rent developments are the single-family space on steroids. When brand-new homes are sold in lots of 30-220, investors can really scale up their rental portfolio in a big way.
In this special episode that I like to call Multifamily Inc., I’m going to give you an inside look into my own deal flow. I’ve just closed on a $70 million property in Houston, one of the top two or three growth markets in the country, and I’m thrilled about the possibilities inside this property.
Because Matt Brawner invests for impact and not wealth, his move from single-family to multifamily has been a well-thought-out plan that takes into account holistic goals that support his family and the community he invests in. Hear why Matt chooses to invest in people and not property data.
There’s a definite risk every time you invest, and after the nineties dotcom bust, Dinesh Gauba wanted to get his mind right about potentially losing everything again. His solution is what he calls the asymmetric risk-reward.
