The explosion of single family rental houses bought by real estate investors and
rented to a single tenant is creating a new category of property management
companies to serve them.
Last year, 1.2 million U.S. properties were acquired for investment purposes,
up from 749,000 in 2010, according to RealtyTrac. This year, the investment boom
has continued, with investors accounting for about 20 percent of all home sales.
With the vast majority of investors following a “buy and hold” strategy rather
than flipping, millions of properties have entered the rental inventory. Two
months ago, a study by CoreLogic found that single family rentals have outpaced
multifamily, accounting for 54 percent of all rental units in the nation.
A realtor in Texas. I want to provide interesting real estate articles to keep readers current on what is happening in real estate and other topics of interest! With interest rates at all time lows, a shadow of repos to hit the market after the election, the downgrading of the US, and other important news, real estate has a major role to play on whether our country's economy is strong or flat or weak.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
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