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A B C Traditionally, the American Dream has been about buying a home and living there forever. But now there’s a new reality: Renting is the new owning, and Rent Estate TM has emerged as the investment strategy for regular folks. It’s no wonder more and more people are joining the Rent Estate Club. A ssess Your Return on Investment: A ccess to Funds: Nearly a third of people who apply for mortgages are turned down, so the demand for rental property is definitely out there. If you’re a homeowner, you’re already savvy and are able access to funds. Becoming a property investor is a win-win for the economy, renters and you! There’s been a 37% drop in home purchase loans among borrowers with scores between 660 and 720 in 2013, which means fewer people can buy homes and more are renting. Did You Know? B en efi ts: Steady, reliable cashflow—with someone else paying your mortgage. Tax breaks you just don’t get with selling. Portfolio diversi fication and additional retirement income. The ability to increase the appreciation of your investment. B est Time is Now: 2,694 new renters enter the market every day. Did You Know? 59% of new households over the next 15 years will be made up of renters. C hoosing Long-Term Wealth Over a Short-Term Pay Out: Instead of selling out, smart homeowners are cashing in—choosing the long-term wealth generation, stable income and tax advantages of renting over the one-and-done payouts of selling. C ommunity: There are 22,520,072 Rent Estate Investors in the U.S.—many of whom started by making the life-changing decision to rent their primary residence instead of selling it. The community of tenants is huge. In fact, 37% of residential homes are renter-occupied households—and this number is growing annually. Someone is ready to live in your property right now. Resources Rent Estate TM Club 59% 37% 50% Are you ready to take advantage of Rent Estate’s many benefits? Find out by performing these calculations on your current financial landscape: Basic Cash Flow Basic Sell Analysis Cash on Cash (COC) Analysis Capitalization (CAP) Rate Why Rent Estate vs. Real Estate? The Rent Estate Club Is a Group of People Who… Understand that renting is the new owning—especially among Millennials, now the largest generation in America. Know that the steady, reliable cash flow of renting can be more attractive (and lucrative) than the one-and-done payout of selling. Prefer investment strategies—especially for retirement—that they truly understand, with benefits they can see and touch. Have mastered the art of using one rental property’ s profits and tax benefits to purchase additional properties. Have realized their dreams through the financial benefits of smart property investment. 7.6% 1 in 3 1 in 4 1 in 4 Americans now believe that real estate is the best investment for money they would not need for at least 10 years—a solid investment strategy for long-term growth. 4% and 3% Lending prices are just right. With the 30-year fixed rate hovering under 4%, and the 15-year fixed rate around 3%, there’s more confidence in property investing. 16.7 Million 68% Renting is addictive. Renters who are most satisfied with their rental experience are more than twice as likely to continue renting (68%) as they are to purchase a home (32%). 2. http://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/22/survey-says-real-estate-is-the-best-investment.html 3. http://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/features/business/invest-in-a-home-then-rent-it-out/article_698f4826-5ca5-11e5-82da-f7d9672143bb.html 4. http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/where-are-future-homebuyers-hiding-in-single-family-rental-properties-otcqb-fmcc-2050200.htm 7. http://www.rentalprotectionagency.com/rental-statistics.php 8. http://urban.org/urban-wire/lower-homeownership-rate-new-normal 9. http://nmhc.org/Content.aspx?id=4708 rent for at renterswarehouse.com. [2] [1] [3] [4] [9] [5] [8] [7] [6] [7] In 2014, the national vacancy rate fell by nearly a full percentage point to 7.6 percent—its lowest point in two decades. Single-family housing makes up nearly 40 percent of the overall rental stock and provides homes for 16.7 million households. [1] [1] Renting is on the rise for high-income families. Households in the highest income group made up nearly 1 in 3 net new renters between 2011-2014 and only 1 in 5 from 1994-2004. 1. http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/jchs.harvard.edu/files/jchs-sonhr-2015-ch5.pdf 6 5. In the U.S. about 16.7 million households now rent a single-family house and 25 million people rent an apartment. There’s been a HUGE growth in the number of Americans seeking a home to rent. [1]
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Traditionally, the American Dream has been about buying a home and living there forever. But now there’s a new reality: Renting is the new owning, and Rent EstateTM has emerged as the investment strategy for
regular folks. It’s no wonder more and more people are joining the Rent Estate Club.
Assess Your Return on Investment:
Access to Funds:Nearly a third of people who apply for mortgages are turned down, so the demand for rental property is definitely out there. If you’re a homeowner, you’re already savvy and are able access to funds. Becoming a property investor is a win-win for the economy, renters and you!
There’s been a 37% drop in home purchase loans among borrowers with scores between 660 and 720 in 2013, which means fewer people can buy homes and more are renting.
Did You Know?
Benefits:Steady, reliable cashflow—with someone else paying your mortgage.Tax breaks you just don’t get with selling.Portfolio diversification and additional retirement income.The ability to increase the appreciation of your investment.
Best Time is Now:2,694 new renters enter the market every day.
Did You Know?59% of new households over the next 15 years will be made up of renters.
Choosing Long-Term Wealth Over a Short-Term Pay Out:Instead of selling out, smart homeowners are cashing in—choosing the long-term wealth generation, stable income and tax advantages of renting over the one-and-done payouts of selling.
Community: There are 22,520,072 Rent Estate Investors in the U.S.—many of whom started by making the life-changing decision to rent their primary residence instead of selling it.
The community of tenants is huge. In fact, 37% of residential homes are renter-occupied households—and this number is growing annually. Someone is ready to live in your property right now.
Resources
Rent EstateTM Club
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37%
50%
Are you ready to take advantage of Rent Estate’s many benefits? Find out by performing these calculations on your current financial landscape:
Basic Cash FlowBasic Sell AnalysisCash on Cash (COC) AnalysisCapitalization (CAP) Rate
Why Rent Estate vs. Real Estate?
The Rent Estate Club Is a Group of People Who…Understand that renting is the new owning—especially among Millennials, now the largest generation in America.
Know that the steady, reliable cash flow of renting can be more attractive (and lucrative) than the one-and-done payout of selling.
Prefer investment strategies—especially for retirement—that they truly understand, with benefits they can see and touch.
Have mastered the art of using one rental property’s profits and tax benefits to purchase additional properties.
Have realized their dreams through the financial benefits of smart property investment.
Contact Renters Warehouse today to find out how much your home will rent for—and ifthe Rent Estate Club is right for you.
7.6%
1 in 3 1 in 41 in 4 Americans now believe
that real estate is the best investment for money they
would not need for at least 10 years—a solid investment
strategy for long-term growth.
4% and 3% Lending prices are just right. With the 30-year fixed rate hovering under 4%, and the
15-year fixed rate around 3%, there’s more confidence in
property investing.
16.7 Million 68%Renting is addictive. Renters who are most satisfied with their rental experience are more than twice as likely to
continue renting (68%) as they are to purchase a home (32%).
2. http://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/22/survey-says-real-estate-is-the-best-investment.html3. http://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/features/business/invest-in-a-home-then-rent-it-out/article_698f4826-5ca5-11e5-82da-f7d9672143bb.html4. http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/where-are-future-homebuyers-hiding-in-single-family-rental-properties-otcqb-fmcc-2050200.htm
7. http://www.rentalprotectionagency.com/rental-statistics.php8. http://urban.org/urban-wire/lower-homeownership-rate-new-normal9. http://nmhc.org/Content.aspx?id=4708
rent for at renterswarehouse.com.
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In 2014, the national vacancy rate fell by nearly a full percentage point to
7.6 percent—its lowest point in two decades.
Single-family housing makes up nearly 40 percent of the overall rental stock and provides homes for
16.7 million households.[1]
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Renting is on the rise for high-income families.
Households in the highest income group made up nearly
1 in 3 net new renters between 2011-2014 and only
1 in 5 from 1994-2004.
1. http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/jchs.harvard.edu/files/jchs-sonhr-2015-ch5.pdf
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In the U.S. about 16.7 million households now rent a single-family house and 25 million people rent an apartment. There’s been a HUGE growth in the number of Americans seeking a home to rent.[1]
