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Highlights
- Build-to-rent (BTR) is a new solution for the shortage of affordable housing in the US.
- Author(s): Charlie Kriegel
- 216 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Personal Finance
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About the Book
Build-to-rent (BTR) is a new solution for the shortage of affordable housing in the US. But BTR is a misunderstood concept, even perceived by some as a means of as destroying the American dream of homeownership. Charles Kriegel breaks through the rhetoric to reveal the upsides of BTR, which are professionally managed communities of single-family homes designed for people who rent but want the comforts and amenities of homeownership.
Book Synopsis
Build-to-rent (BTR) is a new solution for the shortage of affordable housing in the US. But BTR is a misunderstood concept, even perceived by some as a means of as destroying the American dream of homeownership. Charles Kriegel breaks through the rhetoric to reveal the upsides of BTR, which are professionally managed communities of single-family homes designed for people who rent but want the comforts and amenities of homeownership.
From the Back Cover
An exciting new investment class is trending in the real estate market. Build-to-rent (BTR) is a new solution for the shortage of affordable housing in the US. But BTR is a misunderstood concept, even perceived by some as a means of as destroying the American dream of homeownership. Charles Kriegel breaks through the rhetoric to reveal the upsides of BTR, which are professionally managed communities of single-family homes designed for people who rent but want the comforts and amenities of homeownership.
Whether you're a builder, investor, broker, developer, realtor, or someone interested in real estate investing, Build-to-Rent: The How-to Guide for the Institutional Investor contains practical, helpful information about how BTR works, identifying and developing a site, the difference in funding with BTRs, expected returns and absorption rates, exit strategies, and more for this new type of real estate investment. As an industry expert in the development of BTRs in Texas, Charles will help you see that BTR is a viable option for affordable housing that is here to stay.