Urban Town House Model with Scott Choppin

<p>Scott Choppin is the CEO and Founder of The Urban Pacific Group of Companies, a Long Beach, CA-based real estate development company, founded in 2000, that focuses exclusively on workforce rental housing communities throughout California and the western US. Urban Pacific has created a new housing innovation called Urban Town House (UTH), which pairs private capital with middle-income multi-generational rental housing while producing market superior yields on invested equity. Historically, Urban Pacific’s UTH projects have delivered 22.66% programmatic IRR yields on equity. </p> <p>In this episode, Scott shares how this pandemic has allowed an economic sharing lifestyle for families and roommates and created something new for this market which is called urban townhouses. Being an underserved market where undersupply is huge and demand is high, it surely is a competitive advantage. </p> <p>Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): <a href='https://investorattractionworkshop.com/'>https://investorattractionworkshop.com/</a></p> <p>What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode:</p> <ul><li>Find out one investment strategy that is very much in demand in this time of pandemic and which also meets the economic sharing lifestyle people have these days </li> <li>Learn how you can steadily rake in monthly cash flows from this type of investment  </li> <li>Discover the competitive advantage of this type of property to the unique market it serves </li> </ul> <p>Resources/Links:</p> <ul><li>Get your FREE e-book, “How to Thrive and Survive a Recession”. Click here: <a href='https://upradvisors.us17.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=00579e14691d2c262b4a14698&id=062744106b'>urbanpacific.com/ebook</a> </li> </ul> <p>Topics Covered: </p> <p>00:51 – What is Urban Townhouse </p> <p>04:00 – Who does Urban Townhouse serve </p> <p>06:02 – What does the Urban Townhouse look like inside </p> <p>06:51 – Using the sub-meter methodology for water and electricity fo