Nick Roush on challenges in renting to unsheltered, what city's need to help build housing

The first housing endeavor for Nick Roush and wife Mandy was so bad, his mom though he hadn’t seen the inside when he bought it. After spending $60,000 — all on credit cards to fix it — Roush had to tear it down and start over. Roush Rentals has learned a lot in its 25 years of building. It now has 225 successful units. Rouch's philosophy: Find the win-wins for people, the cities he builds in, and his company. In this podcast you’ll hear: How they keep young professionals in the area How they can build more new homes in La Crosse, helping property taxes and schools What goes into developing property over time What tools city’s can bring to the table to help build more housing Why renting to the unsheltered is tough for property owners You’ll leave with a better understanding of the risks of developing properties, the vast need for housing, and the opportunities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.