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Back to the Basics of Asset Management in a Challenging Market

Three Phases of the Multifamily Investment Life Cycle By Sean Thomson Asset managing multifamily projects is difficult enough in the best of times, but when things go wrong it can become challenging.  There are three major phases of a multifamily investment life cycle: acquisitions, operations, and dispositions. Each phase has its own processes, strategies, and challenges. Within each phase are also a variety of roles that make it all possible.

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Q&A with ILE Homes’ Mahesh Shetty and Dan Brady

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A Conversation About SFR, Multifamily, and Institutional Buyers Mahesh Shetty is the CEO of ILE Homes, a privately held single-family rental and asset management company. ILE generates current income and capital appreciation through investments in single-family rental homes and mitigates risk through diversification across the best residential rental markets so investors can build wealth with little active management. Dan Brady is the Vice President of Acquisitions for ILE Homes. Dan

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The Five Features Renters Crave

The Changing Landscape of Single-Family Rentals By Kori Covrigaru Zillow recently released its 2022 Housing Trends Report, and, boy, have renters evolved. Renters are going on fewer in-person tours, are more likely to have pets, care more about floor plans, and put a higher value on amenities than in previous years.  As the rental market continues to change, property managers and single-family rental investors need to know what renters are

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Home Prices In Opportunity Zone Redevelopment Areas Fall During Q4

Drop-off Matches Broader Nationwide Downturn By ATTOM Staff ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property, and real estate data, released its fourth-quarter 2022 report analyzing qualified low-income Opportunity Zones targeted by Congress for economic redevelopment in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (see full methodology below). In this report, ATTOM looked at 4,119 zones around the United States with sufficient data to analyze, meaning they had at least five

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