By Sharon Simonson Two Bay Area companies are trying to amass large portfolios of single-family homes as part of a national thrust by multiple players to create the next class of institutional real estate–a professionally managed rental pool of family housing. Oakland-based Waypoint Real Estate Group has acquired 1,500 homes mostly in California and is […]
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