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James LePage
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Build To Rent Insight

James LePage
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Greater New York City Area
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Hi BP,

I've been seeing alot of news on massive Build To Rent investment funds and developments. For example, Toll Brothers recently announced a $60 million investment in a joint venture focused on BTR.

I'm wondering if any smaller investors have had experience with this style of investing (SFRs and smaller multifamily?). I'd love to hear your experiences & opinions. 

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Kristina Sparrow
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Kristina Sparrow
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@James LePage There are two main publicly traded companies that build to rent. American Homes 4 Rent (ticker: AMH) and Invitation Homes (ticker: INVH). You can learn a lot about the space by going to the "Investors" page on their websites and reading through annual reports and investor presentations. Hope that's helpful.

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