For Just $100, This Startup Lets You Invest in Real Estate

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For Just $100, This Startup Lets You Invest in Real Estate
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A startup backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is shaking up real estate investing by allowing everyday investors to purchase shares of rental properties starting at just $100. Arrived Homes, with over $124 million in funded properties, promises passive income opportunities without the typical landlord responsibilities.

Disrupting Real Estate Investment

Disrupting Real Estate Investment
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Arrived’s simple, accessible model has attracted more than 500,000 investors so far. The company purchases single-family rental homes in emerging neighborhoods and enables users to buy fractional shares of these properties. In return, investors earn rental income and benefit from property appreciation.

How The Model Works

How The Model Works
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The startup focuses on acquiring single-family homes in high-growth markets. “Investors then earn passive income through rent while their shares appreciate in value,” the company explains. Arrived handles everything from tenant selection to maintenance, allowing investors to avoid traditional landlord duties while still profiting from real estate.

High Returns With Less Risk

High Returns With Less Risk
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Historically, U.S. real estate prices have grown between 5% and 12% annually, typically outperforming stocks with less volatility. Arrived aims to deliver returns at the higher end of this range. The company uses advanced data analysis and insights from local agents to identify properties with the strongest growth potential before securing them for investment.

Two Rental Categories Offered

Two Rental Categories Offered
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To suit different investor preferences, Arrived lists both long-term rentals and short-term vacation properties on platforms like Airbnb. The regular rentals offer stable, ongoing income, while the vacation rentals are designed to produce higher returns. Investors can diversify by choosing from properties in 27 different U.S. markets.

Big Names Behind Arrived

Big Names Behind Arrived
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Bezos isn’t the only heavyweight backing Arrived. The startup’s About Us page features Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and Salesforce Co-CEO Marc Benioff as prominent investors. Bezos participated in both the seed and Series A funding rounds, signaling strong confidence in the company’s future.

Simple, Click-To-Invest Process

Simple, Click-To-Invest Process
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After completing a straightforward sign-up, non-accredited investors can start buying shares online with a single click. The platform’s user-friendly system and fully managed properties make it an attractive option for those looking to tap into America’s booming real estate market without large upfront costs.

Why Investors Are Joining

Why Investors Are Joining
Arrived

With over 250,000 users already on board, Arrived’s appeal lies in its hassle-free income model combined with consistent property appreciation. As the company notes, “Arrived manages each property, handles maintenance requests, and finds new tenants — cherrypicked with the same rigor that goes into the property’s purchase to secure the most consistent yield for users.”

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