Jeff Bezos, one of the richest people in the world, is looking to expand his portfolio to include real estate, specifically by contributing to a single-family rental investment platform.
Amazon founder and owner split, report says Washington Post Make a second investment in Arrived Homes.
Arrived Homes has been described as “the first SEC-certified real estate investment platform that allows almost anyone to purchase a stake in a single-family rental property with a minimum investment of $100.”
Benzinga said:
The company buys rental homes and allows individual investors to own property by purchasing shares on the platform. As Arrived Homes manages assets, investors receive passive income in the form of quarterly dividends in addition to capital gains.
However, Arrived Homes uses stricter Regulation A to provide access to unrecognized investors. This requires Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) qualification, which is a more expensive and time-consuming process than offering securities under Regulation D.
Another option for unrecognized investors to gain momentum in real estate is the CF Regulation, which allows companies to raise up to $5 million annually from unrecognized investors. The CF arrangement is widely used by startups to boost investments through funding portals such as Wefunder, StartEngine, and Republic.
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The article also cites CF Invon, the FINRA-regulated financing portal that offers a marketplace for anonymous individuals on certain types of assets.
The reason for the increased interest in the single family rental market is this statistic: The median rent in the US has increased by about 15 percent in the last 12 months, while also reaching 38 percent in US cities like Miami. weather forecast.
Bezos joined a trend that also looked into the single-family rental market on Wall Street. Analysts say the reason for this phenomenon is a combination of rising home prices, changing rental preferences and advances in technology.
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Source: Breitbart
