Investment property

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 A Single Family Rental (SFR) Property is a stand alone detached structure that is usually on its own lot with a yard and garage, which is rented out to tenants for the purpose of tenant dwelling and landlord profit. 

 In residential real estate investing, multifamily rentals are the next level above single family rental real estate. Multifamily rentals share the same investment stability of an “essential need” but provide investors with greater returns as the amount of units scale up. The multifamily asset class includes everything from a duplex up to a multi-hundred unit apartment building. Below we take a deep dive into everything you need to know about multifamily rental properties. 

 Mid-term rentals (MTRs) are fully furnished properties with utilities included designated for remote workers, relocating families, travel nurses, and other traveling professionals staying for 3-9 months at a time. Sandwiched between traditional and short-term rentals, MTRs offer landlords higher revenue potential than a traditional rental, without the high turnover of a vacation rental. 

Vacation rentals have been around for a long time but have recently become a very popular alternative to traditional hotels thanks to online travel booking platforms such as AirBnb. These accommodations range from high-end luxury homes to a spare bedroom in an apartment and can include homes, condos, villas, apartments and even tents or boats. Below we explore the basics of vacation rental real estate properties. Below we take a deep dive into everything you need to know about vacation rental properties. 

 Recreational land can be defined as any piece of property with land used for purposes of recreation. This specific use can be anything from hunting, fishing, ATV-ing, camping, or any combination of the like. The main difference between this type of property and any other rural property can be profit, as many other rural properties like this are purchased for reasons such as farming, ranching, or timber harvesting.  

 Agricultural land is typically land devoted to agriculture, the systematic and controlled use of other forms of life—particularly the rearing of livestock and production of crops—to produce food for humans. It is generally synonymous with both farmland or cropland, as well as pasture or rangeland.