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Think Realty Podcast #123 – Bruce McNeilage with Kinloch Partners, LLC

Think Realty CEO Eddie Wilson talks with Bruce McNeilage of Kinloch Partners about a lesser-known gem in REI: Build to Rent. Learn how Build to Rent helps investors generate wealth […]

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April 20, 2020

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Kinloch Partners, LLC to Invest $15 million in Atlanta, Nashville Single-Family Homes

Original Story: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/kinloch-partners-llc-to-invest-15-million-in-atlanta-nashville-single-family-homes-2015-07-15 Real Estate Developer and Investor Looking to Buy Southeastern Properties as Larger Investors Sell Off Real Estate Portfolios ATLANTA, July 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Kinloch Partners, LLC […]

Bruce McNeilage

July 15, 2015

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Kinloch Homes, LLC Announces Plans to Acquire Lots in 14 Additional Subdivisions in Metro-Atlanta, Double Its Atlanta Investments in 2014

KENNESAW, Ga., Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Kinloch Partners LLC today announced it will acquire lots in 14 additional subdivisions in Atlanta and bring its total investment to nearly 200 new homes in […]

Bruce McNeilage

February 18, 2015

Home Kinloch Partners Sells 27-Home Portfolio in Columbia, S.C., Plans to Reinvest in Nashville

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Kinloch Partners Sells 27-Home Portfolio in Columbia, S.C., Plans to Reinvest in Nashville

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467: Investment Opportunities in Build-to-Rent

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Kinloch Partners Sells 27-Home Portfolio in Columbia, S.C., Plans to Reinvest in Nashville

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Think Realty 2020 “Single Family Rental Investor” Award

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How ‘build to rent’ movement could boost the mortgage markets

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Why buy? Leased-living neighborhoods are growing fast in Middle Tennessee

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Buy or rent a home? New Middle Tennessee neighborhoods cater to trend in renting

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Think Realty Podcast #123 – Bruce McNeilage with Kinloch Partners, LLC

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Nobody Knows What Will Happen When the Rent Comes Due on April 1

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Buy or rent a home? New Middle Tennessee neighborhoods cater to trend in renting