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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 57 MIN

Ep. 24 - Build to Rent: Creating Passive Income Through Purpose Built Rental Properties

from Self-Directed Investing: Webinar Series · host American IRA

Greg Lafferty is a Managing Partner at Branch Wealth Partners with 28 years of real estate investing experience across single-family, multi-family, and commercial properties. His presentation on build-to-rent strategies explains how limited housing supply and strong rental demand create opportunities for new construction rentals. Attendees will learn practical steps for finding lots, checking property details, understanding financing options, and reviewing the numbers behind construction projects. Greg combines his background as an aerospace engineer who worked with NASA with decades of hands-on property experience to deliver clear, actionable guidance for investors.📲🚀 Schedule a free consultation with our team today!https://americanira.com/consult📈💰 Begin your Self Directed Retirement Journey today at AmericanIRA!https://go.americanira.com/self-directed-ira-fees-yt/🎧💬🚀 Subscribe to our IRA Cafe Podcast:https://bit.ly/4mvb5Y3

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