5 Problems the Build-To-Rent Model Solves For Investors
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A more profitable and socially acceptable way to build-to-rent is to build STR (vacation rental) in smaller non-metro vacation destinations within a 3 hour drive of a large city. Such as lake, ranch, hunting, or beach property. You can make much more revenue, and many people will get to enjoy and make use of the amenities you build over time. The only issue is more hassles and management compared to long term rentals.
New homes can have issues too if Not Built right, some builders cut corners or owner/builder has a low budget. There should be 10 year warranty.
Yes; that’s why you need a builder you can trust and have a good relationship with ( business relationships)
Absolutely. Most builders offer a 10 year warranty. On top of that warranty, the management company will play a huge role in keeping the property operating correctly.
Builders should only offer 10 year warranties if owners take care of their home. Most do little to no maintenance and expect builder to come back 9 years later? Your kidding yourself
You'll own nothing and be happy.
So you’re logic is for a first time home buyers wants a affordable home they should rent one… Make it make sense. Why aren’t these rental homes not for sale or why aren’t they rent to own….
Because you’re not putting the work in to buy one
Because I don’t wanna sell my rental!! Easy as pie.
Good Ideas.
Thank you!
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Read a book..
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Does REI Nation offer any home warranties on your BTR homes?
Hi Benny - We offer a 1 year maintenance warranty on all properties (rehabs and new builds). Depending on the market, our new builds may also have a home warranty through the builder. If you have questions about a particular property, please reach out to schedule a call at www.reination.com/getstarted. Thanks!
Good video!
Great vid - Thanks!
You bet! Appreciate the comment.
Get Wall Street out of the housing market NOW!!!
Thank you for the reply. Not sure if you watched the entire video, but two quick points. 1. Wall Street has always been in the housing market. The difference today is that they are in the housing market for the long-term, not short-term. They are inter-twined today and there is no practical way to undo that fact. 2. They are in the market so heavily today because of a lack of reliable operators and funding. Without some of the larger companies having taken the actions they have in the past 10-15 years, many of our neighborhoods and cities would look considerably worse and our housing issues would be exacerbated. Lots of blame to go around after 2008, but a giant hole was left in the housing market and many new companies were formed to step in and fill the need.
A housing created by the greed of Wall Street
@@lorrk1239 I agree. The entire chain reaction of homes being lost was due to greed on the part of Wall Street and many, many good meaning home owners got hurt in the process. That is what kicked off the affordability crisis as builders quit building and we fell behind by nearly 5 million homes needed for first time home buyers.
Stop watching the news. I’ve been a full time investor, licensed realtor and general contractor for over five years. I buy sell and fix houses for a living. I have never once seen “Wall Street” buy a house in my city. Maybe in NYC but not philly
Cool thanks
I've got a list of new builds that are ready to go in Northern Arizona! Ready to occupy, high appreciation, and the cash flows for everyone! Let me know if you have anybody interested!
I'm strongly opposed to this idea because I believe the biggest benefiters will be the building corporations and not the consumers. We do not need "build-to-rent" homes or home renting to become the new norm. We need to make home ownership more accessible and affordable.
Hey Terrence, Thanks for the comments. I agree on making houses more accessible and affordable. As far as renting homes and the new norm, historically 61-65% of all single family homes in the us are owner occupied. In 2015, before homes were being built specifically for renter demand, housing ownership fell to 63.5%. Since 2015, after homes started being built specifically for renters, home ownership in the U.S. is back above 66%! Perhaps, renters don't want to be in apartment buildings, but would rather have a home and possibly buy that property in the future? I'm not sure exactly how it plays out, but I do agree that accessibility and affordability are badly needed and I'm not sure how either happens without several million more home starts in additional to rentals each year for the next few years.
Whos we?
NUMBERS…NUMBERS…NUMBERS…NUMBERS…
NO NUMBERS…. = zero
Too much hype. This is a fix for builders who can't sell houses. Renters trash houses. Subdivisions with lots of renters go down the tubes very quickly. Plus transients, squatters, drug growers. Like glorified trailer parks.