Jeremy Yost

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243 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 3 Jul

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Rents are on the rise, and that's because there's not enough supply out there.
And without new supply coming into markets, rents are going to continue to go up in a hostile environment.
And with inflation, it's not been good.
So I think during crazier times where things are a little more chaotic is the right time to buy because you're going to get in there.
You're going to find some better deals.
And if you come in with a little more capital, you're not going to be in a negative standpoint where a lot of operators have been recently.
You're seeing some foreclosures, deals going into receivership with banks.
And if you just come in a little stronger on the equity position, you're going to be ahead of the game because the market's in a shift.
And I really feel like we're in a good position in the renter space where
more people nowadays, they're renting more than buying homes where, you know, 20 years ago, the average age for first time home buyer was like 27, 28.
And now the average age for first time home buyer in 2025 is like 42.
Right.
So we're just getting into some metropolitan markets, the Chicagoland suburbs and getting in there.
It's,
Completely different than the rural areas.
So primarily we've focused in rural tertiary markets in communities that are like 2,500 to 5,500 people where there isn't a lot of workforce housing or multifamily.
So we're creating something new.
Yes, sir.
Where people come and we end up building massive wait lists because we find markets that are underutilized and where they have no solid housing.
So you come in and you supply something new, it's going to run up.
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