Matthew Ryan’s Post

Tricon Residential recently celebrated the grand opening of Tricon Menifee, a collection of 303 build-to-rent (BTR) homes in Menifee, California, alongside partners, residents, local leaders, and real estate professionals. At a time when communities across the United States are experiencing a critical need for more diverse, high-quality housing options, Tricon Menifee, one of five new Tricon communities opening this summer, will offer more families access to newly constructed, professionally managed homes in great neighborhoods. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpTTBhye

Join the Arizona Rental Home Council (AZRHC) for a summer Breakfast Social, featuring a morning of insightful discussions, a delicious breakfast, and valuable networking opportunities. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ez2KDsu6 #NRHC #SFR #BTR #Housing #AZRHC

Calling all Colorado professionals: We are experiencing rapid growth in the Colorado marketplace and are looking for talented professionals. If you or someone you know has hit their head on a ceiling, not being paid what they are worth, or simply wanting a new career with freedom/flexibility of a work/life balance; I would appreciate an introduction! We are hiring for 2 career opportunities here in Colorado. First, is for an agent/financial advisor to build their own financial services practice. The second is for a management/sales leader to build their team of agents/financial advisors here locally. Full benefits, 401K/Roth 401K match, pension and all being W2 employees (not 1099). Candidate characteristics: - Growth/Entrepreneurial Mindset - Great communicator/teacher/educator - Student of the game mentality (#1 training program in nation) - Competitive and a leader in their community - Past history of success. If anyone comes to mind, DM me over LinkedIn or by phone!

America, we have a problem. According to the government's own data, individual homebuyers have outmuscled investors over the last eight years-- gaining market share and pushing up the homeownership rate to some of the highest levels in history outside of the bubble / GFC years. And yet we have a shortage of for-sale homes, driving up prices. So, naturally, we need a villain. A boogeyman. Can't blame individual buyers whose market share is near record highs. That won't be popular. Can't blame small local investors who own >95% of single-family rentals. That won't be popular. So here's an idea. Let's zoom in on that tiny sliver on the charts showing ~3% of single-family rentals owned by large investors. And instead of looking at acquisitions AND dispositions to show net flows often negative for investors since 2016, let's mislead people by looking at just acquisitions. And even though this is a diverse group including publicly traded REITs based outside New York, let's use terms like "hedge funds" and "Wall Street" to paint a scarier sounding villain character. And let's definitely not mention the facts from academic studies showing how rentals help diversify exclusive neighborhoods with renters who couldn't otherwise afford to buy there. Or how studies have shown rents in neighborhoods where investors are limited have risen more than those that didn't have such limitations. Or how some investors have rehabbed old crumbling houses into better shape, with many flipped back to individual buyers. Instead let's pick a few isolated anecdotes of "landlords" behaving badly. Easy. Facts are distracting. Facts don't help sell the boogeyman narrative. #sfr #housing