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Em Norton
Updated Mar 6, 2025
Rental properties have proved to be a lucrative long-term investment providing consistent, passive income.
Of course, the responsibility, time and cost that come along with rental property management and ownership might be caveats in the average investors’ choice to dive into the real estate asset class.
But Arrived is lowering the barrier to entry for rental property investing, making it simpler and more cost effective.
Arrived is an online platform where you can invest in shares of rental homes and vacation rentals without taking on the responsibilities of property management.
In other words, you won’t be in charge of fixing freezers or managing noise complaints, but still get to generate regular income and diversify your portfolio.
Real estate investing for seasoned pros and newbies alike
Backed by world class investors like Jeff Bezos, Arrived makes it easy for rental properties to fit into your investment strategy regardless of your status as an investor.
Whether it be your first exposure to the real estate asset class or you're a real estate expert, Arrived’s easy-to-use platform offers SEC-qualified investments such as rental homes and vacation rentals that can up your investing game. Plus, there are plenty of properties to choose from.
As of March 2023, Arrived already has over 250,000+ registered investors, 238+ properties funded, and over $88+ million in property value funded.
Arrived’s flexible investment amounts and simplified process allows accredited and non-accredited investors to take advantage of this inflation-hedging asset class without taking on any extra work.
100% Funded
The Vanzant
Single Family Residential$415K
Invested1,294
Investors 100% Funded
The Smokey
Vacation Rental$983K
Invested1,748
Investors 100% Funded
The SuiteSpot
Vacation Rental$1.2M
Invested1,672
InvestorsInvest in hands-off properties
The average investor doesn’t have all the time in the world to dedicate to one aspect of their portfolio. Arrived aims to cut down the number of steps it takes to invest in real estate from 16 down to just four.
Start by browsing a curated selection of homes, vetted for their appreciation and income potential. Once you find a property you like, choose the number of shares you want to buy.
Then all you have to do is sign on the dotted line and begin receiving quarterly deposits from your property’s rental income.
Once the deal is done, your only job is to track your investment’s performance while Arrived takes care of real estate operations – from dealing with tenants to making repairs.
Save time and energy investing in fractional shares of real estate
From low operating costs to consistent income and high revenue potential, investing in vacation rentals and rental homes through Arrived can boost your bank account with very little effort.
Get started and watch your earnings rise without the added responsibility of property management.
Em Norton
Content Specialist
Em Norton is a Content Specialist at moneywise.com. They have been with the company since 2022.
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