Tag Archives: Single-Family Rentals

The company says it will focus on assets in the Southeast, Sunbelt, Central and Midwest states, including Atlanta, Charlotte, Phoenix, Denver, Nashville, Jacksonville, and Tampa, to name a few.

With median home prices climbing, listing prices are keeping pace as a record number of homes are selling above their listed price.

As the number of renters across the nation increase, a study revealed the cities with the most demand for single-family rentals.

A report examined the growth of SFRs in rural communities and the secondary market opportunities for SFR loans. Here’s what it found.

Both lease expirations and vacancy rates among single-family rental securitizations showed continued improvement in December 2017, according to the latest data from Morningstar Credit Ratings, LLC. According to Morningstar, single-borrower, single-family rental lease expirations declined for the second consecutive month, dropping ...

The Windy City is the most affordable rental housing market in the United States, according to a new report by online real estate and management firm HomeUnion. What’s the most expensive rental market? We’ll give you a hint: it’s in ...

Freddie Mac officially entered the single-family rental space this week as Berkadia announced the closing of the very first affordable single-family rental financing through Freddie Mac Multifamily for TrueLane Homes, a leading owner of single-family rental homes. The financing totalled ...

For investors looking to find bargains in the single-family rental (SFR) market, winter is here … and that’s a good thing. According to a study by HomeUnion, an online real estate investment and management firm, the off-peak winter period can ...

The latest single-family rental research from Morningstar Credit Ratings, LLC shows the rental market following familiar trends in the closing months of 2017, with more renters choosing to renew their expiring leases and delinquency rates holding steady. Morningstar’s Single-Family Rental ...

According to a new report by Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, the number of broadening renter demographics will create demand for a wide variety of rental housing in the years to come, creating opportunities for single-family rental investment.