Despite declines in other construction types, the number of single-family homes built-for-rent has held steady. Here's why many Americans are choosing to rent.
Read More »These SFR Properties are Heating Up
A new report looks at what types of properties make up the largest chunk of both the single-family market and the rental market as a whole.
Read More »The Booming Built-For-Rent Industry
Demand for single-family rentals is heating up, and some homebuilders are becoming landlords in the built-for-rent business to keep up with demand.
Read More »Companies Investing in Single-Family Rental
As the single-family rental market picks up, Taylor Morrison, in a partnership with Christopher Todd Communities, has announced that it will be building a single-family, rent-only communities in Arizona.
Read More »Home Flipping by City
As the homeownership rate falls, it may become harder and harder to find buyers for a flipped home, dependingon where you're selling. A new study examines where investors are getting the most returns on their flipped homes.
Read More »Americans are Investing Real Estate
According to a survey from Bankrate, Americans are setting their sights on real estate instead of stocks as a long-term investment.
Read More »Leveraging Assets for Investment
A recent webinar discussed how establishing a relationship with a private lender is a highly effective way to support the clients that are most likely to acquire your assets, while generating extra revenue in the process.
Read More »The Riskiness of Real Estate
The 2019 Unison Volatility Index covers how investors and homeowners can reduce risk and volatility by diversifying portfolios.
Read More »Powell Signals Rate Cuts in the Cards
During his semi-annual testimony to the House Financial Services Committee, Fed Chair Jerome Powell addressed questions on the economy, the monetary policy, and the Fed’s stance on rate cuts. Here’s what he had to say.
Read More »The iBuying Impact: Increased Efficiency or Another Housing Bubble?
With technology making the homebuying easier than ever, experts believe the practice of buying a home online could lead to “a far more efficient and affordable housing market — or another devastating bubble.”
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