American Capital Holdings LLC Responds to Rental Property Trends

Corporate investors are beginning to seek single-family homes and rental units--a trend that has won the attention of American Capital Holdings LLC.

2012-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) Across the United States, homeownership rate continue to drop--but according to a recent news report, there is a new kind of homeownership on the rise. More and more corporations are beginning to invest in single-family homes, ultimately using them as rental units. This trend has caught the attention of many real estate industry professionals, as well as American Capital Holdings LLC.

Though real estate recovery is happening, slowly but surely, home values continue to be depressed in many parts of the country. Many large investment firms are taking advantage of this, buying up thousands of foreclosed homes across the United States. These companies are managing these single-family homes in much the same way that an investment company manages an apartment complex, or a condominium community. Most recently, Fannie Mae has won headlines by unloading many of its foreclosed homes at a bulk rate, selling 94 Chicago properties and close to 700 Florida properties to large firms, which have in turn promised to make them rental properties for at least three years.

This trend has caught the attention of American Capital Holdings LLC. American Capital Holdings LLC was founded in 2005, with the intent of establishing a boutique hard money lending services, aimed at financing commercial real estate investments. American Capital Holdings LLC has responded to this recent real estate trend with a statement to the press.

"American Capital Holdings LLC's hybrid funding program is suited for the institution investor seeking to purchase distressed property for asset appreciation," says the company in its press statement. "Furthermore, the funding model developed ensures success for all qualified applicants. Institution investors are definitely creating an opportunity to help distressed communities."

The 94 Fannie Mae Chicago properties were purchased by a company called the Cogsville Group, which has long focused on investment in distressed commercial properties, as well as multi-family rentals. The company has noted that investing in these single-family homes is effectively a continuation of its long-time strategy. Cogsville will be paying off a portion of the sale by splitting rental revenues with Fannie Mae.

American Capital Holdings LLC, meanwhile, provides a number of loan services and products to companies and to investment firms. The company is focused on commercial real estate development and acquisition, and its current acquisitions include hotels, retail shopping facilities, office complexes, and land. American Capital Holdings LLC also offers loan services for investors in multi-family buildings and apartment complexes.

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American Capital Holdings LLC was established in 2005, with the intention of becoming a boutique hard money lender, focusing on corporate clients seeking commercial real estate acquisition or development. American Capital Holdings LLC is also a correspondent lender for multi-family transactions across the United States. The company strives to provide customized products and services to each of its clients, and offers a number of loan options, combined with superior customer service and individualized care. American Capital Holdings LLC currently has acquisitions that include hotels, shopping centers, office facilities, multi-family residences, and more.

Website: www.americancapitalholdingsllc.net

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