Two investors examining architectural blueprints for a build-to-rent property.
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Build-to-Rent Communities Expand in Wilmington, NC Amid Market Shifts

ByHayli Mace

Wilmington is emerging as a leader in the build-to-rent communities. These provide much-needed housing options, blending the flexibility of renting with the appeal of single-family living. Investors are taking notice as demand continues to grow. However, external factors such as climate risks and mortgage inaccessibility could shape the long-term viability of these developments. What Are…

A tenant's spacious modern bedroom with the door shut.
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Advice for Property Managers to Include in Fire Safety Info: Closed Bedroom Doors Dramatically Reduce Fire Risk

ByHayli Mace

A closed bedroom door offers a simple yet effective safety measure that protects tenants during emergencies and reduces fire risk dramatically. Key Benefits of a Closed Bedroom Door Implementing Safety Measures Effectively Tenant education is essential for successful safety implementation. Therefore, include comprehensive door safety tips in tenant handbooks, newsletters, and onboarding sessions. In addition,…

young first-time homebuyer holding keys to their new home.
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The Rising Age of First-Time Homebuyers: What It Means for Property Managers and Investors

ByHayli Mace

The U.S. housing market is undergoing a significant transformation. The median age of first-time homebuyers has surged to 38 years in 2024, a dramatic increase from 28 in 1991 (see here). This shift reflects growing financial barriers, including rising home prices, high mortgage rates, and limited inventory. For property managers and real estate investors, this…

Investors hugging outside their newly purchased single family home.

Unlocking the 41% Rent Surge: Smart Tactics for Single-Family Home Investments

ByHayli Mace

Rent prices for single-family homes are on the rise. As a property management company, we see clear opportunities for single family home investments. A recent Zillow report shows that rents for single-family homes have skyrocketed approximately 41% above pre-pandemic levels, while multifamily rent units have gained 26% in the same time period. Read more from…

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