The Real Estate Crisis Nobody's Talking About (Until It's Too Late)

<p>Most real estate investors are chasing cash flow. We&#39;re building for a problem that&#39;s about to reshape the country.</p><p>My wife Andrea and I left a portfolio of single-family rentals to develop two luxury assisted living and memory care homes in Houston. The reason is simple: the population is aging far faster than we have the capacity to care for them, and once you see that gap, you can&#39;t unsee it.</p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, recorded at Michael Zuber&#39;s One Rental at a Time event with Matt the Lumberjack Landlord, we get into:</p><p><br></p><p>— Why we walked away from traditional rentals for ground-up senior care development</p><p>— The lease-to-operator strategy that bridged us from rentals into this space</p><p>— How we de-risked a first-time eight-figure development through zoning, market analysis, and team</p><p>— The bank that pulled out five days after we closed our raise, and what we did next</p><p>— Why we believe this asset class will endure whatever the market does</p><p>If you&#39;re a W2 professional looking for a path with real demand behind it, this is the thesis in full.</p><p><br></p><p>EVERWOOD RESERVE everwoodreserve.com</p>