The Truth About Build-to-Rent Investing (And Why It's Exploding) | Ep. 1,157

Lifetime Cash Flow Through Real Estate Investing

Rod Khleif

Passive, Estate, Family, Business, Management, Income, Multifamily, Apartment, Education, Multi, Property, Commercial, Real, Investing, Investor

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2025

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Chase Calhoun is a real estate investor, developer, and general contractor based in Little Rock, Arkansas. He owns and manages more than 130 units, leads 26 active construction projects, and is developing two build-to-rent communities that will add over 160 new units. Transitioning from distressed rehabs to large-scale developments, Chase has built a reputation for creating long-term value, revitalizing neighborhoods, and guiding others in their real estate journey. A member of GoBundance and an endurance athlete training for a full Ironman, he brings the same discipline and vision to both business and life.

Here's some of the topics we covered:

The Gritty Story Behind Chase's First Ever Property Purchase
How Being a General Contractor Gave Chase an Unstoppable Edge
Rod's Heart-Stopping Tornado Story You Won't Believe
The Creative Way Chase is Funding His 52-Unit Deal Through a Joint Venture
The Charlie Kirk Tragedy & Memorial Service
Why Open Dialogue Is the Secret Weapon of a Free Country
How Running Marathons Transformed Chase's Health and Mindset
Chase and Rod's Game-Changing Conversation on Stem Cells and Longevity
Advice For New People Coming Into The Real Estate Game

To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal: Text Partner to 72345 or email [email protected]

For more about Rod and his real estate investing journey go to www.rodkhleif.com

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0:00.0	Welcome. This is the Lifetime Cash Flow through Real Estate Investing podcast.
0:06.6	This is where you'll learn strategies to help you achieve lifetime financial freedom through real estate investment.
0:12.5	Your host, Rod Clef, has owned over 2,000 homes and apartments.
0:17.3	And he brings experts in all aspects of real estate investment and management onto the show.
0:23.4	Now, here's your host, Rod Cleef.
0:26.9	Welcome to another edition of Lifetime Cashflow through real estate investing.
0:30.3	I'm Rod Clef, and I am thrilled that you're here.
0:32.8	And I know you're going to get tremendous value from the gentleman I'm interviewing today.
0:35.6	His name's Chase Calhoun.
0:37.1	He hails out a Little Rock, Arkansas, which is close to Memphis. And if you heard me talk about Memphis,
0:42.3	you know that I was dogging Memphis before we started recording. If you're from Memphis,
0:46.0	I love you, but you know too. Okay. And anyway, Chase is a real estate investor. He's a
0:52.5	GC, general contractor. He's got a significant
0:55.6	contracting business, and he's making some stuff happen. So we're going to have some fun today.
1:01.1	Welcome to the show, brother. Thanks for having me. Great for you. Absolutely. Well, why don't
1:04.9	you were telling me quite a bit already, and I'll probably have you restate some of it, but why don't
1:10.3	you talk about your background
1:11.7	and why real estate? Oh, I see you got Rich Deadporead on here, which a lot of people started from.
1:17.0	Okay, well, to give us your story. Yeah, I'll try to keep it as brief as possible. So I'm from the
1:22.7	San Francisco area in California originally, and I had wanted to get started in real estate investing back in 08, 9, and 10 when
1:29.9	in hindsight being 20 wanted to or did? Wanted to. Oh, crap. And unfortunately,
1:35.5	you had other people talking about to buying the $100,000 houses in the East Bay that are probably
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