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Build to rent communities in Texas
New build rental communities for investors: single family and small multifamily, built to lease and built to last.
Repeatable unit plans, rental grade finish specs, and coordination from site work through certificate of occupancy.
Built to rent from day one
Build to rent is a different product than build to sell. Every unit will be leased, turned, and maintained by the same owner for years, so the decisions made during construction show up in operating costs later. We build BTR with the same mindset we bring to buy and hold rehab.
- Repeatable unit plans that are predictable to build
- Standardized finish specs chosen for turn cost
- Durable materials in high wear areas
- Consistent units that are easier to lease and maintain
What we coordinate
We work alongside your design, civil, and permitting team and keep the build moving unit by unit and phase by phase.
- Site to certificate of occupancy coordination
- Single family and small multifamily rental product
- Trade sequencing across multiple units and phases
- Unit punch, clean, and handoff ready for lease up
Work performed by Proform GC Services
Investor Services is a division of Proform. All work is performed by Proform GC Services. Full detail: build to rent service details.
FAQ
Build to rent questions
What size BTR projects do you build?
We focus on single family and small multifamily build to rent communities. Share the site, unit count, and plans you have and we will confirm fit.
Can you work from our existing plans?
Yes. We can build from your plans or help you standardize unit plans and finish specs so units are repeatable across the community.
What does site to CO coordination include?
Coordinating trades and sequencing from site work through vertical construction, finishes, and final inspections to certificate of occupancy, working with your design and permitting team.
Where do you build?
We are Houston based and serve investors across Texas. Tell us where the site is on the estimate form.
Planning a build to rent community in Texas?
Share the site, unit count, and timeline. We will talk through plans, specs, and a path to certificate of occupancy.