SFRs: The Hedge Fund Playbook for 2025

SFRs Are the Play

Hedge funds are all over single-family rentals—26% of Q4 2024 low-end homes went institutional (Redfin), and 2025’s heating up. Why? SFRs blend stability and scale—rents rose 3% in Q1 2025 (HousingWire), and a 3.8M-unit shortage (Freddie Mac) keeps demand tight. Rigg Investment Group connects hedge funds to this playbook via wholesaler deals.

Why It Works

Off-market SFRs from wholesalers hit 7–8% caps—think $275K Tucson homes renting at $1,900. Cash closings in 14 days beat MLS lag, and distress (10% foreclosure spike, X) means bargains—$300K deals with $360K ARVs in Jacksonville. Funds like Blackstone (Tricon’s 38,000 homes) prove it: SFRs scale fast and hedge inflation better than bonds.

2025 Edge

Rates at 5.5–6% (J.P. Morgan) squeeze retail, but funds thrive—MSCI’s $500B underwater loan alert signals more wholesaler inventory ahead. Our network’s Sunbelt focus—$400K deals averaging $2,200 rent—delivers ROI while others scramble.

We Connect, Not Broker

We’re not brokers at Rigg Investment Group—we JV with wholesalers to link their deals to you. Hedge funds get expertly matched opportunities without the middleman.

Join Our Network

Hedge funds, SFRs are your 2025 play—join Rigg Investment Group’s network for exclusive wholesaler deals. Sign up today here.

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