Why Speed Has Never Mattered More By Jason Simpson Anyone keeping a pulse on real estate can likely relate to the famous line from the movie Hunger Games, “May the odds be ever in your favor.” Never has this been truer than in today’s single-family rental (SFR) real estate investment market. As demand for affordable homes surges, investors and individuals alike face extraordinary economic conditions and unforeseen challenges in securing
Read More
Single Family vs. Multifamily Investments By Jennifer Stoops Investing in rental properties is a strategic move for those seeking to build wealth through real estate. However, the decision between single-family and multifamily units is not a one-size-fits-all scenario. It requires careful consideration of various factors, including investment goals, risk tolerance, and market dynamics. In this comprehensive guide, we delve deeper into the pros and cons of each option to help
Read More
Opportunities, Challenges Await Investors By Joseph Ticchione A new generation has emerged, showing readiness and eagerness to buy despite the recently volatile housing market. Gen Z—born between 1997 and 2012—is eager and willing to purchase their first home, while being more tolerant of relatively higher interest rates than older generations. However, data from ServiceLink’s 2024 State of Homebuying Report (SOHBR) shows Gen Z — and even their slightly older counterparts,
Read More
SFR Investors Will Soon be Very Grateful By Vishrut Malhotra Identifying HOAs and addressing their requirements has long been a massive headache for investors, especially when it comes to possible leasing restrictions. AI is changing that right now through tools far more advanced than simple chat bots. More than a few Single-Family Rental (SFR) investors have experienced the nightmare of dealing with difficult Homeowners Association (HOA) restrictions or petulant property
Read More
Maximizing Tenant Satisfaction By Nickalene Badalamenti-Kalas It is an established dynamic in the single-family rental (SFR) space that a satisfied tenant tends to be a long-term tenant. Conscientious investors and property managers recognize the importance of fostering tenant satisfaction and understand the essential difference between a house and a true home. The former necessitates administrative efforts, whereas the latter yields substantial and perpetuated financial returns. There are a number of
Read More
Modular Housing is Gearing Up to be the Future of Real Estate By Amy Martinson Institutional investors play a critical role in the real estate market, constantly seeking innovative strategies to maximize returns in a market that is marked by complexity and rapid change. The United States real estate market, in particular, presents a complex tapestry of contradictions that demand a fresh perspective and novel approaches. On one hand, residential
Read More
