The Best and Worst Bets for Single-Family Rental Investment
By
Tony Seruga
HomeUnion’s recent study reveals some surprises among markets most likely to provide single-family rental investors with the best returns—and those with the lowest prospects.
Steve Hovland. Manager of Research Services, HomeUnion
Memphis now tops the list of most favorable markets for single-family rentals. San Francisco, usually popular among investors, ranks last. That’s according to online real estate investment management firm
HomeUnion, which ranked U.S. markets based on cap rates.
“This report offers the first nationwide glimpse into actual returns for investors looking for stabilized rental homes across the country,” Steve Hovland, HomeUnion’s manager of research services, told Commercial Property Executive. “These cap rates reflect actual returns before any value-add activities.”…
The Best and Worst Bets for Single-Family Rental Investment
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