Properties start paying dividends once they start generating income and may vary month to month. The monthly dividend is determined by analyzing several factors, including rental status, the amount of cash in the property's reserves, last quarter's cash flow, projected expenses, and lease renewal timing. For more information on why dividends may be increased, decreased or paused, please see our detailed FAQ. The rental history and dividend payments for each property can be found on the performance tab.

The time needed to sign the first tenant lease is variable and can depend on several factors including seasonality and whether the property requires any sort of renovation. Historically the average time to lease has been 45 days and has ranged from a minimum of 7 days to over 90 days. For more details on each status, check out the different rental statuses here.

Upstate South CarolinaGreenville and Spartanburg are the two largest cities in the combined statistical area for Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson, otherwise known as Upstate South Carolina. Greenville lies roughly halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte. The local economy is diverse and growing. There's a significant presence by the automotive industry, highlighted by the BMW manufacturing plant in Greer. Michelin's North America headquarters are in Greenville, and the International Center for Automotive Research (ICAR) is a combined effort by several companies and Clemson University for continued R&D in the automotive field. Several financial services firms have regional offices in the area.