Regions and Portfolio SizeNEW YORK, Feb.26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RentRedi, the fastest-growing all-in-one property management software that makes renting easy for both landlords and renters, has released survey results indicating that real estate investors in the United States are embracing a strong growth mindset in 2025, with a majority planning to expand their portfolios and invest significant amounts of money improving their current properties.
Breaking the numbers down by landlord size shows that 73% of large landlords (20+ rental units) are likely to acquire new property in 2025, followed by medium landlords (5-19 rental units) at 69% and small landlords (1-4 rental units) at 63%.Beyond acquisitions, U.S.landlords are also prioritizing property improvements, with 52% of investors planning to spend at least $5,000 or more per unit on home improvement projects.
"Using our platform to streamline processes from listings and tenant screening to rent collection and maintenance coordination allows landlords to work efficiently and scale quickly by managing everything in one place on a phone, mobile device, or desktop computer from any location.” Scaling with RentRedi is easy and cost-effective because RentRedi offers unique flat pricing subscriptions that do not increase as investors scale their portfolios.
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