Relentless Growth Podcast

Chase Calhoun

🎙️ Relentless Growth Podcast – Build Wealth, Impact Communities, Leave a Legacy
Real estate isn’t just about buildings—it’s about building something that lasts.

The Relentless Growth Podcast is where business meets purpose. Hosted by Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher, this show is for investors, builders, and visionaries who believe in doing real estate differently.

Each week, we share real stories from the front lines of construction, development, and investing—along with practical strategies to grow your portfolio, create lasting community impact, and build generational wealth. Whether you’re

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Tuesday · 22 min
The Housing Market Is Splitting: Why Luxury Homes Are Selling While Starter Homes Sit
The housing market isn’t simply hot or cold—it’s becoming increasingly divided. In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher share what they’re seeing firsthand in the Central Arkansas and Nashville real estate markets. Affordable and mid-priced homes are sitting longer, while luxury properties are attracting cash buyers, multiple offers, and bidding wars. They discuss: Why higher interest rates are hurting the middle of the housing market What’s driving demand for luxury and high-end homes How wealthy buyers and retirees are influencing new construction Why remodeling could grow as homeowners hold onto low mortgage rates What today’s buyers want in a new home How builders and real estate investors should adapt to shifting demand Why flexibility and local market knowledge matter more than following national headlines The market is changing quickly. Builders, investors, and contractors who pay attention to where people are actually spending money will have the best opportunity to stay ahead.
July 28 · 29 min
New Housing Bill Targets Institutional Investors: What It Means for Real Estate
A new housing bill is changing how large institutional investors can purchase single-family homes—but will it actually make housing more affordable for first-time buyers? In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down the potential impact of the new legislation on institutional buyers, local real estate investors, build-to-rent developers, renters, and homebuyers. They discuss why institutional investors have already slowed their acquisition of scattered-site rental homes, where billions of dollars in capital could move next, and why build-to-rent communities and development opportunities may become even more competitive. Chase and Jack also explore a larger issue facing the housing market: many younger Americans may be financially capable of purchasing a home but are actively choosing to rent instead. That raises an important question—can government policy increase homeownership if consumer preferences are changing? In this episode, you’ll learn: How the housing bill may restrict large institutional buyers Why some institutional investors are listing homes for sale Whether the legislation will actually help first-time homebuyers How the bill could affect build-to-rent development Where institutional capital may shift next Why affordable homes are still struggling to attract buyers What local investors should watch for in their own markets How to evaluate properties being sold by large investment firms Whether you are a real estate investor, developer, builder, property manager, or future homeowner, this conversation will help you better understand how housing policy and institutional capital could reshape the real estate market. Stay informed, watch where the money is moving, and position yourself to take advantage of the opportunities created by a changing market.
July 21 · 34 min
How to Find and Manage Reliable Subcontractors in Construction
Reliable subcontractors can make a construction business. Unreliable ones can destroy your budget, delay your schedule, and turn a profitable project into a constant headache. In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher share practical lessons from years of hiring and managing subcontractors across new construction, multifamily projects, rental properties, and renovations. They discuss how to find dependable trades, structure payment schedules, verify completed work, control material quality, and build long-term relationships with subcontractors who will prioritize your projects. You’ll learn: Where to find quality subcontractors Why the cheapest bid often costs more How to avoid paying ahead of completed work Why fast, consistent payment builds loyalty How to keep projects on schedule When supplying materials yourself makes sense How to help great subcontractors grow with your business Why investors should spend more time on-site Whether you are a general contractor, real estate investor, builder, or homeowner managing a renovation, this episode will help you reduce risk and get better results from your construction crews. Subscribe to the Relentless Growth Podcast for practical conversations about construction, real estate investing, property management, leadership, and growing a successful business.
July 14 · 41 min
Property Management at Scale: How to Manage 750 Rental Units In-House
Property management can make or break a real estate investment—and bringing it in-house creates an entirely new set of challenges. In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher discuss Jack’s transition from third-party property management to internally managing nearly 750 rental units. They break down the team structure, maintenance systems, leasing processes, rent collections, tenant communication, and KPIs required to operate a large rental portfolio effectively. Chase also shares lessons from managing approximately 150 single-family and small multifamily units, including the added complexity of scattered-site rentals and third-party property management. They cover: • Why speed matters during rental property turnovers • Jack’s goal of completing every unit turn within 10 days • How delayed repairs and approvals increase vacancy costs • Building an effective in-house maintenance team • Why maintenance response times directly affect tenant renewals • Treating tenants like customers • The difference between managing your own properties and managing for outside owners • Using EOS scorecards and property management KPIs • When difficult properties may no longer be worth the management burden Whether you own one rental property or hundreds of units, this episode offers practical lessons for improving operations, reducing vacancies, retaining tenants, and building a more profitable property management system.
July 7 · 32 min
The Real Estate Entrepreneur Mindset: Stress, Self-Talk & Growth
In this listener-requested episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun dive into the psychology of entrepreneurship, real estate investing, and business growth. In a market where interest rates are high, costs are up, and transactions are slower, they discuss why mindset is not just a “nice to have” — it directly impacts how entrepreneurs make decisions, solve problems, and lead their teams. Jack and Chase explore the power of positive thinking, gratitude, and eliminating negative self-talk, while also unpacking how “negative stacking” can make unrelated problems feel bigger than they really are. They also talk about the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, limiting negative media, and being intentional about the information you consume. The conversation also gets into the reality of stress and anxiety in entrepreneurship. Chase shares how stress can be built like a muscle, and Jack explains why pushing yourself into bigger challenges can make previous levels of difficulty feel manageable. Whether you are a real estate investor, builder, business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, this episode will help you think more intentionally about mindset, resilience, leadership, and personal growth.
June 30 · 34 min
Real Estate Asset Protection: LLCs, Workers’ Comp & Insurance Mistakes That Can Cost You
In this episode of The Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down one of the least flashy but most important parts of building wealth in real estate and construction: asset protection and insurance. From deciding when to set up an LLC to understanding how co-mingling funds can weaken your legal protection, they share practical lessons for investors, builders, flippers, and business owners trying to protect what they are building. Chase and Jack also dive into the realities of workers’ comp insurance, general liability coverage, subcontractor requirements, insurance audits, contractor licensing, and property insurance claims. Chase shares a real-world example of a workers’ comp claim that became expensive and stressful because the right protections were not in place, while Jack explains why staying on top of subcontractor insurance paperwork is critical as you scale. Whether you own rental properties, run a construction company, flip houses, or are just starting your real estate investing journey, this conversation will help you think more clearly about LLCs, liability protection, insurance coverage, subcontractor risk, and how to avoid costly mistakes that can wipe out profits.
June 22 · 22 min
How Smart Builders Create Multiple Exit Strategies in a Tough Real Estate Market | Relentless Growth Podcast
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down one of the most important skills for builders and real estate investors in today's market: creating flexibility through multiple exit strategies. With higher interest rates, slower home sales, and uncertain market conditions, successful builders aren't relying on a single outcome. Instead, they're designing projects that can either sell for a profit or transition into strong rental properties if the market shifts. Chase shares real-world examples from his construction and property management businesses, including spec homes that became rentals, lessons learned from managing large properties, and why smaller, more affordable homes often provide better long-term flexibility. Jack discusses practical construction decisions—from flooring and paint selections to buyer customization options—that can dramatically impact profitability, maintenance costs, and resale value. Whether you're a builder, developer, investor, or landlord, this episode provides actionable strategies for staying active, reducing risk, and positioning yourself for long-term success regardless of market conditions. In this episode, you'll learn: • How to build properties with multiple exit strategies • When to sell a property versus keep it as a rental • Why square footage impacts rental performance and turnover costs • The best finishes and design choices for flexibility and durability • How neutral selections can attract more buyers and tenants • Ways to reduce maintenance costs and improve long-term returns • Why staying in the game during slow markets creates future opportunities • How Chase and Jack evaluate new construction projects in today's economy If you're looking to build smarter, invest more strategically, and grow through changing market cycles, this episode is packed with practical insights you can implement immediately. #RealEstateInvesting #SpecHomes #RentalProperties #HomeBuilding #ConstructionBusiness #PropertyManagement #RealEstateDevelopment #PassiveIncome #HouseHacking #RelentlessGrowthPodcast
June 16 · 33 min
How AI Is Transforming Real Estate Investing, Property Management & Small Business (Without Replacing Humans)
Artificial Intelligence is evolving faster than ever—and entrepreneurs who learn how to use it effectively are gaining a serious competitive advantage. In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher revisit one of their favorite topics: AI. They discuss how tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI platforms are transforming real estate investing, property management, underwriting, marketing, website development, and everyday business operations. Chase shares how AI helped streamline website development, improve SEO, create marketing materials in minutes, and automate tasks within property management software. Jack explains how he's using AI to build financial models, evaluate investment opportunities, stress-test real estate deals, and make better business decisions faster than ever before. But while AI creates incredible opportunities for efficiency and growth, they also discuss an important question: Are businesses becoming too automated? From customer service to tenant communication and sales interactions, Chase and Jack explore why human connection may become even more valuable as AI adoption continues to grow. In this episode, you'll learn: • How real estate investors are using AI to analyze deals and run property valuations • Practical ways entrepreneurs can use Claude and ChatGPT today • How AI can improve SEO, marketing, and website development • Why prompt engineering is becoming a critical business skill • The risks of over-automating customer interactions • How AI may impact jobs, customer service, and business operations in the future • Why human relationships remain a competitive advantage in an AI-driven world Whether you're a real estate investor, entrepreneur, business owner, property manager, or simply curious about the future of AI, this episode provides practical insights you can apply immediately. Have a question you'd like answered on a future episode? Leave a comment and let us know. We may feature your question in an upcoming Relentless Growth Podcast Q&A episode. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #ChatGPT #ClaudeAI #RealEstate #SmallBusiness #SEO #Marketing #Automation #Investing #RelentlessGrowthPodcast
June 9 · 23 min
The Power of Imperfect Action: Lessons from Real Estate, Business, and Elon Musk
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher discuss one of the most important principles in entrepreneurship, real estate investing, and business growth: developing a bias toward action. Too many aspiring business owners spend years researching, planning, and consuming content without ever taking the first step. Chase and Jack break down why successful entrepreneurs often embrace the "Ready, Fire, Aim" mindset—taking action before everything is perfect, learning through real-world experience, and adjusting course along the way. Drawing lessons from Elon Musk, SpaceX, real estate development, and their own entrepreneurial journeys, they explain why execution consistently beats overplanning and how taking imperfect action can accelerate your growth in business and investing. In this episode, you'll learn: • Why action creates opportunities that planning never will • How entrepreneurs use feedback to improve faster than competitors • The dangers of analysis paralysis and perfectionism • Why experience is more valuable than endless research • How small business owners and real estate investors can get started today • The importance of generating revenue before focusing on logos, websites, and branding • Lessons from Elon Musk, SpaceX, Tesla, and rapid innovation Whether you're thinking about starting a business, buying your first investment property, launching a side hustle, or scaling an existing company, this episode will help you stop waiting for the perfect moment and start building momentum. Subscribe to the Relentless Growth Podcast for weekly conversations on entrepreneurship, real estate investing, business development, leadership, wealth building, and creating long-term success. #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #RealEstateInvesting #SmallBusiness #StartupLife #Leadership #ElonMusk #BusinessPodcast #RealEstatePodcast #PersonalDevelopment #RelentlessGrowth
June 2 · 25 min
How Construction & Real Estate Businesses Survive High Interest Rates: Diversification, Flips & Market Opportunities
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down how construction companies, real estate investors, and entrepreneurs can navigate today's challenging economic environment. With interest rates remaining elevated, lending standards tightening, and uncertainty around future Federal Reserve policy, many builders and investors are facing difficult decisions. Rather than waiting for the market to improve, Chase and Jack discuss the practical strategies they're implementing right now to keep their businesses growing. Topics covered in this episode include: • How high interest rates are impacting homebuilders, developers, and real estate investors • Why "waiting for the market to recover" is a dangerous business strategy • Diversifying revenue streams during economic uncertainty • Opportunities in build-to-rent, property management, house flipping, and commercial tenant improvements • Finding underserved markets where competition is lower and demand is higher • Adapting business goals when market conditions change • The importance of aligning your skill set with current customer demand • Lessons from operating construction and real estate businesses through a slow market Whether you're a builder, contractor, real estate investor, developer, or business owner, this episode offers actionable insights on identifying opportunities, generating revenue, and positioning your company for long-term success—even when the economy isn't cooperating. Subscribe to the Relentless Growth Podcast for more conversations on entrepreneurship, real estate investing, construction business growth, leadership, and scaling companies through every market cycle.
May 26 · 35 min
Property Management in 2026: Leasing Challenges, Delinquencies & Retention Strategies That Actually Work
n this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive deep into the realities of today’s property management market — from slower leasing activity and rising delinquencies to tenant retention, operational excellence, and building systems that scale. Chase and Jack discuss how the rental market has shifted over the past 18 months, why workforce housing is becoming more difficult to manage, and what investors and property managers must do to stay competitive in today’s environment. They also break down practical strategies for improving rent collections, communicating with tenants, reducing turnover, and creating a better resident experience. Topics covered in this episode include: The current state of the rental market in Arkansas and Tennessee Why leasing has slowed and concessions are returning Property management systems that improve tenant retention How to reduce delinquencies and avoid evictions Why personal communication still wins in property management The importance of operational excellence during slower markets Build-to-rent trends and changing renter demographics Leasing strategies, pricing tactics, and tenant psychology How maintenance teams impact renewals and customer satisfaction Why smaller landlords may have an advantage over large corporations Whether you own a handful of rentals or manage a large multifamily portfolio, this episode is packed with actionable insights on navigating today’s changing real estate market. Subscribe to the Relentless Growth Podcast for more conversations on real estate investing, construction, development, entrepreneurship, and building long-term wealth.
May 19 · 27 min
How to Survive Business Plateaus & Win in a Slow Economy
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive into one of the biggest challenges entrepreneurs, real estate investors, and business owners face: hitting plateaus during a slow economy. From stalled leasing activity and slower construction demand to adapting business models and protecting long-term growth, Chase and Jack break down exactly how they’re navigating today’s tougher market conditions while continuing to build momentum. They discuss: How to survive business slowdowns without panicking Why market plateaus create massive long-term opportunities Adapting your real estate and construction business during economic uncertainty The importance of flexibility, cash flow, and preserving your core business How successful entrepreneurs pivot when their original plan stops working Why consistency and staying “in the game” matter more than timing the market Lessons from real estate investing during downturns Building long-term wealth through discipline and patience Chase and Jack also share personal updates on fitness, bodybuilding, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and the role discipline plays in both business and life. If you're an entrepreneur, contractor, investor, developer, or someone trying to grow during uncertain times, this episode is packed with practical insights and real-world experience. Topics Covered: Real Estate Investing, Construction Business, Entrepreneurship, Business Growth, Economic Slowdown, Leasing Strategies, Market Cycles, Multifamily Investing, Home Building, Scaling a Business, Leadership, Discipline, Wealth Building, Long-Term Investing Subscribe to the Relentless Growth Podcast for weekly conversations on business, real estate, investing, fitness, and personal development.
May 12 · 26 min
The Power of Delegation: How Entrepreneurs Scale Without Burning Out
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive deep into one of the most important — and misunderstood — skills in entrepreneurship: delegation. From growing construction and real estate businesses to building strong teams, they share real-world lessons on how effective delegation can unlock growth, increase productivity, and prevent burnout. Chase discusses how learning to delegate transformed his businesses, from hiring his first field employee while juggling a full-time job to building systems that allow his companies to scale. Jack shares the costly mistakes entrepreneurs make when delegating too quickly, failing to communicate expectations, and assigning tasks to the wrong people. This episode covers: Why delegation is essential for scaling a business Common delegation mistakes entrepreneurs make The connection between leadership and delegation How to empower employees to make decisions Building systems that create autonomy and accountability Why executive assistants can be game changers How delegation increases productivity and profitability Practical delegation tips for small business owners and entrepreneurs Whether you're running a construction company, real estate business, startup, or small team, this conversation will help you understand how to delegate effectively, build better leaders, and focus on your highest-value work. 🎙️ If you enjoy the podcast, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with another entrepreneur who needs to stop doing everything themselves. #Entrepreneurship #Delegation #BusinessGrowth #Leadership #SmallBusiness #RealEstateInvesting #ConstructionBusiness #Productivity #ScalingABusiness #RelentlessGrowthPodcast
May 5 · 32 min
Real Estate Market Shift 2026: Build-to-Rent Pauses, Housing Shortage & Investor Opportunities
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down what’s really happening in today’s real estate market—from slowing home sales and rising construction costs to the sudden pause in build-to-rent projects. They discuss how institutional investors, government regulations, and emerging technologies like AI are reshaping the housing landscape. Whether you’re a builder, investor, or just getting started, this episode highlights the risks, opportunities, and strategies you need to navigate a shifting market.
April 29 · 24 min
Cash Flow vs Equity in Real Estate (2026 Market): How Smart Investors Win in Any Market
In today’s shifting real estate market, the debate between cash flow vs equity investing is more relevant than ever. In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun (note: labeled as Ben Barker in transcript) and Jack Mayer break down how rising interest rates, increasing expenses, and changing market conditions are reshaping investment strategies. They share real-world insights from building and investing in single-family and multifamily properties, covering when to prioritize monthly cash flow, when to focus on long-term equity growth, and why the smartest investors don’t choose just one strategy. You’ll learn: Why cash flow is harder to find in today’s market—and what to do about it How equity can build wealth (but won’t pay your bills) The importance of having multiple exit strategies (buy, hold, sell, refinance) How to use forced appreciation through renovations to create value Why location and market selection still matter more than anything Practical advice for new investors getting started in 2026 When it actually makes sense to sell rental properties and take profits Whether you’re a beginner looking to buy your first investment property or a seasoned investor navigating today’s uncertainty, this episode will help you build a resilient real estate strategy that works in any market cycle. 📈 The key takeaway: The best investors don’t rely on just cash flow or equity—they build a strategy that gives them options, flexibility, and long-term growth. 🎧 Tune in and learn how to adapt your real estate investing strategy for today’s market—and beyond.
April 21 · 29 min
How to Build a Successful Business Without Losing Your Family | Work-Life Balance for Entrepreneurs
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun dive into one of the most important (and often overlooked) topics in entrepreneurship: how to grow a successful business without sacrificing your family, health, and personal life. Chase shares real-world insights from building Apex Professional Construction in Central Arkansas, including lessons learned the hard way about overworking, burnout, and the long-term cost of neglecting what matters most. Together, Jack and Chase break down: The truth about work-life balance for entrepreneurs (and why “perfect balance” is a myth) How to structure your day for productivity AND family time The importance of being mentally present—not just physically present—at home Simple systems like calendar scheduling, “closing loops,” and daily planning to reduce stress and increase focus Why your phone might be your biggest distraction (and how to fix it) How your priorities should shift through different seasons of life and business growth They also discuss practical strategies like: Starting your workday earlier to reclaim evenings with family Scheduling your priorities (not just reacting to your day) Writing down tasks to clear mental clutter and stay present Creating intentional boundaries—like no-work Sundays If you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or aspiring high performer trying to balance ambition with relationships, this episode will give you actionable insights to build a life—not just a business. 👉 Remember: your calendar reflects your priorities. Are you scheduling what truly matters?
April 14 · 30 min
From Dirt to Doors: How to Develop a 228-Unit Apartment Complex | Multifamily Real Estate Deep Dive
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher take a deep dive into what it really takes to develop a large-scale multifamily real estate project—from raw land to a fully leased apartment community. Jack pulls back the curtain on a 228-unit ground-up apartment development in Spring Hill, Tennessee, breaking down the full lifecycle of the deal—from early planning and zoning strategy to dirt work, vertical construction, leasing, and operations. If you’ve ever wondered how large apartment complexes actually get built—or what separates successful developers from the rest—this episode is packed with real-world insights. The step-by-step process of developing a multifamily project from start to finish Why planning years in advance can make or break a deal How to manage construction at scale (without overwhelming your leasing team) The benefits of an “assembly line” construction approach How in-house capabilities (HVAC, landscaping, siding) can increase margins and control quality Why floor plan design is one of the most underrated competitive advantages in real estate Key advice for investors looking to jump into ground-up development Chase and Jack also share practical lessons on navigating daily construction challenges, working with city officials, and creating a product that actually stands out in a competitive market. Whether you're a seasoned investor, builder, or just getting started in real estate, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to scale into large multifamily deals. 🔑 What You’ll Learn:
April 7 · 27 min
Identity Shift for Success: How to Rewire Your Mind, Break Plateaus, and Achieve Relentless Growth
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive deep into one of the most overlooked drivers of success: your identity. If you’ve ever struggled to stay consistent, break bad habits, or reach the next level in business, fitness, or life—this conversation will change how you think. Chase shares real-world experiences from building his construction and real estate business in Central Arkansas, including how shifting his identity—from a W2 employee to a full-time entrepreneur—impacted his mindset more than expected. Together, they unpack: Why identity—not motivation—is the key to lasting change The hidden “internal thermostat” that keeps you stuck at your current level How your self-image can sabotage success (even when you’re winning) The connection between identity, habits, and long-term consistency Why success can feel uncomfortable—and how to push through it Practical strategies to redefine who you are and align your daily actions You’ll also learn how to: Use identity-based thinking to accelerate personal growth Bounce back faster after setbacks Create a clear vision for your future—and actually live it out This episode is packed with actionable insights for entrepreneurs, high performers, and anyone serious about leveling up. 👉 If you want to stop self-sabotaging and start becoming the person who achieves your goals, this episode is for you.
April 1 · 27 min
Where the Smart Money Is Moving: Real Estate Opportunities for New Investors in Today’s Market
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down where real opportunity exists in today’s shifting real estate market—especially for new and aspiring investors. After a couple of turbulent years, the market is beginning to show signs of movement again—but it’s not the same game it was during the boom. Chase and Jack dive into what’s changed, what’s working now, and how beginners can position themselves to win without getting burned. They cover: Why conservative underwriting and having a Plan B (and C) is more important than ever Emerging opportunities in smaller markets and overlooked areas The return of “old-school” strategies like BRRRR and value-add rehabs How new construction, build-to-rent, and house hacking are making a comeback Why fewer competitors today might be your biggest advantage How to read market signals from banks, institutions, and policy trends If you’re just getting started—or looking to get back into real estate after sitting on the sidelines—this episode will help you think strategically, avoid common pitfalls, and take action with confidence. Key takeaway: Pick a strategy, stay disciplined, and play the long game—because in this market, flexibility wins.
March 24 · 35 min
How AI Will Disrupt Housing, Construction, Jobs, and the Economy
In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive into one of the biggest forces shaping the future of business, real estate, and everyday life: artificial intelligence. They discuss how AI, automation, and robotics could transform the economy, housing market, construction industry, rental housing, entrepreneurship, and the future of work. From the possible decline of white-collar jobs to the rise of solopreneurs, universal basic income, and changing tenant behavior, Chase and Jack break down both the risks and the opportunities ahead. This conversation is especially relevant for builders, real estate investors, business owners, entrepreneurs, landlords, and professionals trying to stay ahead in a rapidly changing world. In this episode, they cover: How AI could impact housing demand and the rental market Why the “messy middle” of AI disruption may matter more than the end result The possible effects of UBI, UHI, job displacement, and automation Why construction, property management, and service businesses may need to pivot fast How AI could create a major entrepreneurial boom Why learning AI now could be a competitive advantage in business and life If you’re wondering how AI will affect real estate, construction, jobs, entrepreneurship, and the broader economy, this episode gives a grounded, practical perspective from two operators in the field.