Where Wall Street Is Most Likely to Cash Out of the Single Family Rental Market - Seite 3

States with the highest percentage of gained equity returns on institutional investor purchases were Delaware (63 percent), California (47 percent), New Hampshire (44 percent), Oregon (42 percent), New York (39 percent), and Colorado (38 percent).

States with the most potential dollar value in gained equity on institutional investor purchases over the past three years were California ($1.9 billion), Florida ($1.4 billion), Georgia ($662 million), Arizona ($546 million), Illinois ($486 million), and North Carolina ($442 million).

Metros with biggest equity returns include San Francisco, Portland, San Diego, Los Angeles
Metro areas with the most institutional investor purchases with price and value information available over the past three years were Atlanta, Miami, Phoenix, Chicago, Charlotte, Las Vegas, Tampa and Dallas -- all with more than 5,000.

Metro areas with at least 1,000 institutional investor purchases over the past three years with the highest percentage of potential returns on gained equity were San Francisco (63 percent), Portland (50 percent), San Diego (47 percent), Los Angeles (46 percent), and Riverside-San Bernardino in inland Southern California (46 percent).

Metro areas with the most potential dollar value in gained equity on institutional investor purchases over the past three years were Miami ($611 million), Atlanta ($609 million), Los Angeles ($568 million), Phoenix ($512 million), and Chicago ($464 million).

Homes purchased in 2012 have highest equity return
Institutional investors have the most motivation in terms of potential returns from gained equity on homes purchased in 2012, with potential returns ranging from 38 to 43 percent depending on the month purchased.

Months with the most institutional investor purchases with price and value information available over the past three years were July 2013, May 2013, June 2013, August 2013 and April 2013 -- all with more than 10,000.

Institutional investor purchases representing the highest percentage return on gained equity were purchased in June 2012 (43 percent), March 2012 (42 percent), April 2012 (40 percent), January 2012 (39 percent), September 2012 (38 percent), and August 2012 (38 percent).

Four of the largest investors involved in the single family rental market have a potential of $1.2 billion in gained equity, or a 23 percent return, on properties purchased in the last three years (and that is just among the subset of properties with sufficient sales price and valuation information available).