Before we get into today’s article…

Lance Lambert’s housing market news publication ResiClub conducted an exclusive Q&A with me.

I reflected on my two decades of experience as an SFR investor and my conversations with investors in the One Rental at a Time network as we tackled questions on everything from home insurance hikes to property exit strategies.

Tomorrow, ResiClub will email you all this Q&A—I hope you find it insightful and helpful.

Why YOU should attend our ORaat Celebration in Las Vegas

In February, fans, millionaires, and real estate investors will gather for an exclusive event to network, and dive even deeper into the world of real estate investing.

This video of last year’s ORaat Celebration gives you a feel for what the event will look like and the incredible energy in the room—and that’s all thanks to our ORaaT community.

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Here’s what you’ll learn:

1. You’ll discover what a "Buy Box" is and isn't

2. You’ll get your questions answered live

3. You’ll build and review audience Buy Boxes

4. Learn how to document your Buy Box findings in a comparison spreadsheet

Here’s how the event is organized:

1. ZERO selling from the stage

2. Each speaker will provide 20 minutes of audience Q&A time

3. Our speakers will be there for two full days to enable private conversations

4. Six hours of networking

And the speaker agenda this year is really something.

You’ll hear from an investor who used to work at a movie theater, making 10 bucks an hour, and flipped bras on eBay to buy his properties.

You’ll hear from a successful lawyer who gave up her career to start businesses and buy real estate.

We’ll have couples telling the history of how they became financially free together.

And that’s just the start—click the Eventbrite link to see the full line-up of speakers and start thinking of who you’d like to chat with at the event.

Come celebrate your wins, learn how to navigate the obstacles, and have a lot of fun:

Tickets:
General Admission: $299
VIP: $699

ResiClub chart of the week: 

Last month, ResiClub’s Lance Lambert wrote about homebuilding giant Lennar’s recent acquisition of a homebuilder Rausch Coleman Homes. 

In his analysis, Lance highlighted that the market share of the U.S. homebuilding industry controlled by publicly traded builders such as Lennar, D.R. Horton, and Meritage Homes is increasing.

In 2005, publicly traded builders controlled 25% of the national market. In 2023, they controlled 51%.

Why is this?

1. Access to capital: Publicly traded homebuilders leverage equity markets to fund large projects, secure land, and maintain financial stability during economic downturns, unlike smaller builders who face financing challenges.

2. Increased demand for built-to-rent communities: Publicly traded homebuilders have been tapping into the growing BTR sector. Small private builders may find it harder to compete in this space.

3. Economies of scale: Bigger builders negotiate better supplier deals and some even operate in-house mortgage companies (Pulte Mortgage, Lennar Mortgage), reducing costs and offering competitive pricing or higher margins.

4. Risk absorption: Large builders are better positioned to manage risks like material cost fluctuations, regulatory changes, and economic downturns.

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We’re creating more opportunities for you to interact with those who have achieved financial freedom through real estate investing. 

Being surrounded by people at all stages of their real estate investing journey is crucial to your success, and joining us on Skool is an easy way to do just that.

It is only $20 to gain access to my monthly (or more) live streams as well as various millionaires answering your questions in real-time and connecting with people who can help you. 

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