I'm seeing even more opportunities for build-to-rent communities - and in areas to buy up unrelated single-family homes - within the past few months, and it is easy to understand the trend.
For an increasing number of consumers, the target audience, it has become necessary to rent an ideal home instead of coming up with a large down payment and being forced into a long-time mortgage commitment. For developers and investors, it is about spreading out. Owning one building or property, no matter how large and profitable, has the "putting all of the eggs in one basket" effect. One problem can create multiple vacancies. Whereas, having numerous properties spread out makes a single problem minimal in terms of an entire portfolio.
Those that think that big investors are not noticing this trend should read the linked article below, which details just how many investor groups own many single-family rental properties just in the Atlanta area.
It also does not have to cost as much as you would think to get started as a single-family rental developer. One example is "Cottage Homes On Wheels", which have a number of rental uses and are 'move-in ready' within 100 days. For example, I have a way to utilize these for student housing at college towns. You could be renting to more than 200 students and bringing in six-figure returns for less than $1 million to get started. I also have profitable scenarios for temporary and employee housing.
Let's work together to expand your business to benefit from owning single-family rental properties!
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/corporations-ownership-metro-atlanta-rental-homes-analysis
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