On the Go with The Glenn Advantage Team
Jun 30, 2026 · 57 min · 13 segments
“Housing instability has no definition. We need language to help solve this problem.” Ben Hart is a realtor and entrepreneur who grew up in Rochester’s 19th Ward. He is a house re-developer who takes…
Yeah, and the pricing for anything that's an existing, that's a newer, can be out of reach for a lot of
thought process of what you're doing in terms of redeveloping and putting together housing that could be a bit more tangible and affordable for the folks to be able to move forward with that dream of home ownership, which we're always trying to profess to people, and many people can't even get into it any longer.
There's, you know, there should be and there are income requirements, but there's different factors that have really constrained that supply too.
So even if you want to, you know, rent for a little while until you're ready for homeownership, that's difficult.
People are living with their parents, they're doubling and tripling up in different accommodations that really don't work for their families anymore.
And I did this prior to the laws changing where you can't raise rent that much anyways, but I felt like, you know, So rent burden can be very, very high.
And then I feel like there's two kinds of tenants, right? There's folks that are renting maybe out of school early, and then they're in preparation for a home ownership.
And then you've got people that rent their whole life that may want to be homeowners.
But if you can't even imagine yourself because you don't have exemplars in your family or you're just...
And so I offer people long term leases, stability, and then they can find the grants.
Yeah, and the pricing for anything that's an existing, that's a newer, can be out of reach for a lot of
thought process of what you're doing in terms of redeveloping and putting together housing that could be a bit more tangible and affordable for the folks to be able to move forward with that dream of home ownership, which we're always trying to profess to people, and many people can't even get into it any longer.
There's, you know, there should be and there are income requirements, but there's different factors that have really constrained that supply too.
So even if you want to, you know, rent for a little while until you're ready for homeownership, that's difficult.
People are living with their parents, they're doubling and tripling up in different accommodations that really don't work for their families anymore.
And I did this prior to the laws changing where you can't raise rent that much anyways, but I felt like, you know, So rent burden can be very, very high.
And then I feel like there's two kinds of tenants, right? There's folks that are renting maybe out of school early, and then they're in preparation for a home ownership.
And then you've got people that rent their whole life that may want to be homeowners.
But if you can't even imagine yourself because you don't have exemplars in your family or you're just...
And so I offer people long term leases, stability, and then they can find the grants.
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