Tag Archives: Rent

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.

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.

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.

Click through to learn what a survey revealed about the “renter stigma” and how it could affect homeowners and renters alike.

Here’s how renters and property owners can benefit from rent payment reporting, according to a survey by TransUnion.

In an effort to combat a shrinking supply of affordable housing stock, Fannie Mae’s Duty to Serve initiative is developing solutions including manufactured housing, affordable housing preservation, and rural housing.

Here's why New York's proposed rental and affordable housing regulation has drawn criticism from trade groups.

A new report gives insights into the trends that are impacting the housing market. Here’s what it had to say about cities where potential homebuyers prefer renting over buying.

While affordability has been decreasing across the country, a recent study takes a look at how pending home sales have been impacted.

According to a recent study, some homeowners wouldn't mind moving back to renting. What does this mean for real estate investors?