Real Investor Radio Podcast

Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier discuss the recent 50 basis point decrease in the Fed's overnight rate and its implications for the banking system and consumers. They explore how this rate cut affects bank lending, the cost of capital for businesses, and the potential squeeze on banks' margins due to unchanged deposit rates. The conversation highlights the complexities of the banking system in response to rate changes and the potential challenges that may arise in the coming months.

In this episode, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier discuss the recent 50 basis point cut by the Federal Reserve and its implications for the economy and real estate investors. They analyze the reasons behind the Fed's decision, the current state of mortgage rates, and the potential future trends in the housing market. The conversation highlights the disconnect between the Fed's optimistic outlook and the reality faced by many Americans dealing with inflationary pressures. They also touch on the importance of understanding the Fed's dot plot and its projected impact on banking and real estate investment strategies.

In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier discuss the current state of the real estate market, focusing on low DSCR rates and recent auction acquisitions. They introduce guest Danny Hirschberg, co-founder of Wickenden Partners, who shares insights on scaling home building operations in Charlotte, navigating regulatory challenges, and adapting to market trends. The conversation highlights the importance of quick payments to subcontractors, the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, and the strategies employed to maintain a competitive edge in a fluctuating market.

Jack & Craig discuss a recent report from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics that revealed a significant revision to job growth data. The report showed that the U.S. economy added 818,000 jobs fewer than initially reported between March 23 and March 24, marking one of the largest decreases in reported data. The hosts speculate on the implications of this revision, including the possibility of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve. They also discuss the impact on DSCR loans and the potential future allocation of insurance companies in the market.

Adam Stern, founder of Strata SFR, discusses his transition from a real estate brokerage to a real estate buyer network. He emphasizes the importance of connecting sellers with qualified buyers and creating a network of experienced investors. Stern also highlights the opportunities in niche markets such as mobile home parks and small multifamily properties. He plans to leverage technology to match sellers with buyers and provide access to equity and debt. Stern believes in the value of owning assets and aims to inspire the younger generation to aspire to ownership.

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 also talks about the benefits of using SBA loans to acquire businesses and the importance of having a strong tech stack in property management. In this conversation, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier discuss various topics related to property management and real estate investing. They touch on the importance of collecting data to better understand tenants and make informed decisions. They also discuss the benefits of working with housing choice voucher tenants and the challenges of predicting tenant behavior. They share insights on using technology to improve property management efficiency and the importance of focusing on operations and being a better operator than the competition. They also discuss lead generation strategies and the cost of acquiring customers.

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 the need to humanize the industry and tell the stories of individual property owners, who make up the majority of the market. He also highlights the importance of local engagement and advocacy to shape housing policy at the state and local level.

In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier talk with David Howard, CEO of the National Rental Home Council (NRHC), about the current state of the single-family rental industry. They discuss key issues like interest rates, financing, and the demand for rental housing, as well as NRHC's policy work on housing supply and build-to-rent projects. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by small landlords, the impact of legislation like eviction moratoriums and rent control, and the NRHC's efforts to support both large and small property owners. The episode wraps up with a focus on NRHC's local chapter initiatives.

In this episode, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier talk with Neil Timmins about his transition from residential to commercial real estate investing. Neil shares his experiences with different asset classes, including industrial buildings, strip centers, self-storage, and mobile home parks. He discusses the challenges and learning curves in each area, emphasizing the importance of understanding responsibilities and risks. Neil highlights value-add opportunities in mobile home parks, such as improving facilities and addressing infrastructure issues. He also covers community engagement strategies, the capital raise process, and the importance of investor relations. Finally, Neil shares insights into managing self-storage facilities.

In this episode, Craig and Jack explore real estate investing, beginning with the uses of AI in marketing and organization. They then discuss current interest rates and their impact on the market. Neil Timmins, a real estate investor, joins to share his journey from realtor to flipping houses and eventually investing in commercial properties. He details his approach to sourcing deals, managing rehabs, and navigating the competitive market, emphasizing the importance of building broker relationships and focusing on value-add opportunities. The conversation ends with a teaser for the next episode on syndications.