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title: "Arrived Homes Review 2026"
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updated: 2026-10-06
description: "Is Arrived Homes legit? An independent 2026 Arrived review, not an affiliate pitch: real returns and dividend yields, the full fee stack, secondary-market liquidity, going-concern disclosures, and how Arrived compares to Fundrise."
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# Arrived Homes Review 2026

Arrived (formerly Arrived Homes) is a fractional real estate platform with a $100 minimum across individual rentals, pooled real estate, and private credit — 983K platform-reported registered investors and $446M invested — with issuer-level going-concern disclosures at all eight non-Debt-Fund reporting entities, while the Debt Fund was the only Arrived issuer to report positive FY2025 audited net income.

AltStreet score: 48.5 (C+), scored August 14, 2026. Method: https://altstreet.investments/platforms

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Platform | Arrived |
| What it is | Fractional Real Estate Platform (SFR, STR, Private Credit via Regulation A) |
| Asset class | Residential Real Estate / Private Credit |
| Website | arrived.com |
| Review first published | May 10, 2026 |
| Last updated | October 6, 2026 |
| AltStreet relationship | None: no affiliate, sponsorship or partnership |

## The short version

Arrived offers one of the lowest barriers to entry among private fractional-real-estate platforms — a very low $100 minimum, Regulation A, 1099-DIV — but its Debt Fund is the only audited-profitable entity. going-concern explanatory paragraphs persisted for a second year across the established non-Debt-Fund issuers; the newer Seattle Fund also received one in its first annual report. The Debt Fund remained the exception.

- **9 entities** Arrived operates nine separate SEC-qualified Regulation A entities (qualified under an exemption from registration). All eight non-Debt-Fund entities carry going-concern explanatory paragraphs from auditor Stephano Slack LLC (the Seattle Fund, a hybrid SFR/credit vehicle, received one in its first annual report). Only the Debt Fund holds a clean audit opinion.
- **$70.3M** Arrived Debt Fund FY2025 total assets — 3x year-over-year growth from $24.4M. Net income $3.55M, clean audit, $10.00 NAV/share. The only Arrived entity whose auditor did not raise substantial doubt.
- **6% / 19.5%** Property management on the Core SFR series is set by the manager named in each circular: 6% of all rents and fees with an $84 monthly minimum under Mynd, or $70 a month flat under Marketplace Homes, per the FY2025 1-K. On STR 2, the FY2025 Form 1-K/A states 19.5% of rents and fees paid to Boutiq, Inc., stepping to 18% after its first accounting period; more than double the SFR rate, and not prominently disclosed in platform marketing.
- **$100** A very low $100 minimum. Genuine structural innovation for non-accredited investors. The 10% income/net worth cap under Reg A Tier 2 limits position sizing — not platform policy.
- **983K** Registered investors per platform disclosure (July 2026). $446M total invested, $96M distributed. Platform-reported figures; audited entity financials show $148M raised across Arrived Homes LLC (individual-property series) through FY2025.

Data note: Financial data sourced from SEC EDGAR 1-K filings (FY2024 and FY2025) for all nine Arrived entities. Platform stats from arrived.com homepage and product pages (May 2026). All figures independently verified against EDGAR primary documents.


## Key figures

| Figure | What it is | Context |
| --- | --- | --- |
| $3.55M | Debt Fund Net Income (FY2025) | Only audited-profitable Arrived entity |
| $70.3M | Debt Fund total assets | Debt Fund total assets FY2025 (3x year-over-year) |
| 8 of 9 | Entities with going-concern explanatory paragraph (FY2025) | All eight non-Debt-Fund entities; only the Debt Fund holds a clean audit opinion |
| 100% | Redemption requests honored — both Reg A funds, every disclosed year | Debt Fund: ~199,792 shares (2025). SFR Genesis: ~37,092 shares (2024), ~280,033 shares / $2.8M (2025) — demand up ~7.5x YoY. Plans remain discretionary. |
| ~7.4% | Real Estate Income Fund annualized yield, August 2026 declaration | $0.062/share on a $10.00 NAV. Down from the platform-reported 8.7% (May 2026); monthly declarations stepped $0.074 (Jun) to $0.066 (Jul) to $0.062 (Aug), ending the 22-month 8%+ streak |
| $100 | Minimum investment | Minimum investment — among the lowest barriers to entry in private fractional real estate |


## Verdict

Arrived's Debt Fund is the standout product — audited profitable, clean opinion, monthly distributions, $100 minimum, though its dividend has stepped down three months running (annualizing near 7.4% as of the August 2026 declaration, off the 8%+ level held since 2024). The equity entities are genuinely novel (non-accredited, $100, property-level selection) but carry issuer-level going-concern explanatory paragraphs (a second year for the established issuers) and layered affiliate fees that constrain investor returns. Best for: Debt Fund yield allocation. Worst for: STR or 'core real estate' framing.

**Best for**

- Non-accredited investors wanting private credit income at $100 minimum (Debt Fund)
- Investors who want 1099-DIV simplicity rather than K-1 complexity
- Small speculative SFR allocations where the investor has modeled total fee drag
- Retirement accounts (REIT structure avoids UBTI, IRA-compatible)

**Look elsewhere if**

- You need capital back within 12–24 months
- You are allocating to STR — both entities are loss-making with declining revenue
- You are treating Arrived equity as a core real estate holding
- You have not modeled the complete affiliate fee stack on individual series

**Strengths**

- Lowest minimum in fractional real estate ($100) for non-accredited investors
- Debt Fund: audited profitable, clean opinion; 22-month 8.1%+ yield run ended August 2026 (~7.4% current)
- 1099-DIV tax reporting — no K-1 complexity
- Nine SEC-qualified Regulation A entities with annual audited financials — transparent relative to platforms with no public filing obligations
- IRA-compatible (REIT structure, no UBTI)

**Limitations**

- Issuer-level going-concern explanatory paragraphs on all eight non-Debt-Fund entities (second year for the established issuers)
- Affiliate fee stack constrains equity returns without material appreciation, and differs by product: 0.6% asset management plus 6% of rents or a flat monthly fee on Core SFR series, against the SFR Genesis circular's 3.5% sourcing and 8% of gross receipts
- NAV is manager-calculated, non-GAAP — cannot independently verify
- Core SFR redemption queue depth not publicly disclosed
- STR entities: declining revenue, impairment, 20% property management fee on STR 2


## Who it fits

| Investor | Fit | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Non-accredited investors seeking real estate income exposure | well-suited |  |
| Accredited investors seeking fractional SFR exposure with property selection | neutral |  |
| Income investors targeting private credit yield | well-suited |  |
| Short-term rental investors | poor-fit |  |
| Investors needing near-term liquidity | poor-fit |  |


## Questions

**Is Arrived Homes legit?**

Structurally, yes. Arrived (which dropped 'Homes' from its brand, though investors still search both names) sells fractional interests through Regulation A offerings qualified by the SEC across nine separate reporting entities, each filing annual reports with audited financial statements — the primary documents this review is built from. Legitimate does not mean low-risk: eight of the nine entities carry going-concern explanatory paragraphs from their auditor, exits are sponsor-controlled on a typical 5-7 year hold, and the affiliate fee stack meaningfully reduces net yields. Each of those is documented from the filings in the sections below.

**What are Arrived Homes' average returns?**

There is no audited platform-level return figure, and this review does not invent one. What the filings support: single-family equity series net out to roughly 3.5-4% rental yield after the fee stack by AltStreet's modeling (a 6% gross rental yield less property management, asset management and operating costs), before any appreciation. Note that the platform fee component is smaller on Core SFR series than the SFR Genesis circular's schedule implies, and that operating cost rather than platform fees drives most of the gap. The Debt Fund is the yield outlier: its August 2026 declaration annualizes to roughly 7.4% on a $10.00 NAV, down from the 8%-plus it had paid for 22 consecutive months. Appreciation on equity series is realized only when Arrived sells a property, so total return depends on exit outcomes the sponsor controls. Platform-marketed target ranges are targets, not results.

**What fees does Arrived Homes charge?**

On individual property series: sourcing fees as defined in each series' offering documents, a 1% annual asset management fee, a property management fee set per series, 6% of rents under Mynd or a flat $70 a month under Marketplace Homes (20% on the STR 2 short-term rental entity — more than double, and not prominent in marketing), and a 6-7% disposition fee on gross sale price at exit, plus a separate 1% offering fee paid to third-party broker-dealer Dalmore Group. The pooled SFR fund markets a flat 1% annual asset management fee with no sourcing or disposition fees — a meaningful differential versus individual series. Most of these are sponsor or affiliate fees, which is why fee drag is a central theme of this review.

**Can I sell my Arrived shares early?**

Sometimes, with no guarantee. Individual property series become eligible for Arrived's peer-to-peer secondary market (PPEX) after a six-month hold; trading currently runs in windows the FY2025 1-K expects to occur quarterly and execution depends on a buyer being present. The pooled funds use sponsor-run redemption programs instead, which are discretionary. Neither path is assured liquidity, and the platform's own framing is a 5-7 year hold. AltStreet's data layer adds a caution: all three pooled funds reported near-zero cash on their May 31, 2026 balance sheets, so fund liquidity comes from loan repayments and new subscriptions rather than a cash buffer.

**How much do I need to start investing with Arrived?**

$100 per property series or fund, open to non-accredited investors under Regulation A. The access is real and the minimum is genuinely low; the trade-offs documented in this review — fee drag, going-concern disclosures, sponsor-controlled exits — apply at every check size.

**Is Arrived really backed by Jeff Bezos?**

Yes. Bezos Expeditions, Marc Benioff's Time Ventures, former Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff, and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi have collectively invested $60 million or more in the parent company, and Arrived raised a further $27 million in late 2025 to launch its secondary trading platform. Two cautions: those backers invested in Arrived Holdings, the operating company — not in the property series investors buy, which are separate entities with their own audited financials and their own going-concern disclosures. And celebrity backing is not a return guarantee; the entity-structure section explains what investors actually own.

**What does the going-concern disclosure actually mean for investors?**

The going-concern explanatory paragraphs in the non-Debt-Fund entities' audit reports are issuer-level opinions on each filing entity's liquidity — with disclosed plans relying on operating cash flow, offering proceeds, and/or Manager financing — not findings of distress in the underlying properties. Individual series hold real assets with positive equity. If Arrived Holdings ceased operations, the properties would still exist and could be managed by a third party or liquidated. The residual risk is issuer liquidity, operational disruption, and management transition, not automatic property-level loss.

**Is the Debt Fund different from the equity entities?**

Yes, materially. The Arrived Debt Fund (CIK 2007995) is the only Arrived entity with a clean audit opinion and positive net income — $3.55M in FY2025 on $70.3M in assets. It lends against residential real estate at 9.125%-12.50% with monthly distributions. It is structurally separate from the SFR/STR entities, has stable $10.00 NAV, and grew nearly 3x in FY2025. For yield-seeking investors, it is the most defensible Arrived product by audited financials.

**What are the total fees on SFR equity entities?**

The schedule depends on which product you buy. On individual Core SFR series, per the FY2025 1-K: a 0.6% annual asset management fee on the property purchase price, paid quarterly from net operating rental income; property management set by the manager named in that series' circular, 6% of all rents and fees with an $84 monthly minimum under Mynd or $70 a month flat under Marketplace Homes; sourcing fees as defined in the offering documents, with offering-expense reimbursement to 2% of gross offering proceeds; and a 6-7% disposition fee that covers brokerage, title, escrow and closing costs. The SFR Genesis fund circular instead discloses 2.0% O&O, 1.0% a year asset management, 3.5% equity sourcing, 8% of gross receipts for property management and 6.0% at disposition. STR 2 discloses 19.5% of rents and fees, stepping to 18%. Plus 1% Dalmore Group broker-dealer fee on offering proceeds. All fees flow to Arrived affiliates. The Debt Fund carries: 1.2% AMF plus 1.2% offering service fee plus 1% redemption fee for shares held 6 months to 3 years.

**How does redemption actually work?**

Investors must hold shares for at least six months before requesting redemption. Requests are processed quarterly. SFR Genesis honored 100% of $2.81M in FY2025 requests. Core SFR (248 properties) does not disclose redemption volume, queue depth, or capacity limits in public filings. A PPEX ATS secondary market also exists, but transaction volume and pricing are not publicly disclosed.

**How is NAV calculated and can I trust it?**

Arrived determines NAV quarterly using estimated property values and market data — a process controlled by the manager. Every 1-K filing explicitly states that 'NAV determination is not based on nor intended to comply with fair value standards under U.S. GAAP.' Treat disclosed NAV ($10.00-$10.05 across entities) as an approximation, not a market-clearing price.

**Is Arrived suitable for IRAs?**

Yes — REIT structures generally do not generate unrelated business taxable income (UBTI), making Arrived entities more IRA-compatible than partnership-structured alternatives. The Debt Fund's monthly distributions are the most predictable cash flow for RMD planning. Confirm with your IRA custodian and tax adviser before investing.

**What is the Real Estate Income Fund's current yield?**

The Arrived Real Estate Income Fund (also marketed as the Private Credit Fund) reported a current annualized yield of 8.7% as of May 2026, with 8.1%+ annualized yield maintained for 22 consecutive months; monthly declarations then stepped down to $0.074 (June), $0.066 (July) and $0.062 (August 2026), the last annualizing to roughly 7.4% on the $10.00 NAV, ending the streak. The fund held $83.39M in total net assets (platform disclosure, May 2026) vs. $70.3M in the FY2025 audited balance sheet — reflecting continued growth after the reporting date. Loan mix: 40% fix and flip, 36% bridge, 24% new construction. Monthly distributions. $100 minimum.

**How does Arrived Homes compare to Fundrise?**

Both platforms offer fractional real estate at low minimums with 1099-DIV tax treatment. Fundrise is larger ($3B+ AUM), has more diverse product types, and a longer operating history. Arrived's going-concern disclosures sit at its issuing entities; Fundrise's sits at its corporate parent (Rise Companies). Arrived's key differentiator is property-level selection and the $100 minimum. Fundrise's key differentiator is scale, product breadth, and more established redemption track record.


## Update history

**September 6, 2026: Search pass: H1, title and keywords aligned to 'Arrived Homes review'**

Search Console for the 28 days to September 6 shows the review at 1,790 impressions and an average position of 6.4 with no clicks, and at position 29 for the query 'arrived homes review' itself; most impressions came from entity queries such as 'arrived homes llc market cap'. The H1 had led with the rebrand ('Arrived (formerly Arrived Homes)') and the title with 'what SEC filings show'. This pass makes the H1 the searched phrase, tightens the title to the terms people use (fees, returns, liquidity, risks) and adds the keyword set. No figure in the review changed.

**September 4, 2026: STR 2 property management fee restated from the filing: 19.5% of rents and fees, stepping to 18%, not 20%**

A line-by-line read of Arrived STR 2, LLC's fiscal 2025 Form 1-K/A (Amendment No. 1, accession 0001213900-26-088286, filed August 12, 2026) for an AltStreet explainer surfaced a precision error in this review. The filing states that the property manager, Boutiq, Inc., is paid a property management fee equal to 19.5% of all rents and fees remitted to each series monthly, reduced to 18% beginning immediately after the first accounting period in which Boutiq manages properties for any entity managed by Arrived. This review had carried the figure as 20%. The direction of the finding is unchanged: the short-term-rental fee is more than double the 8% on the single-family entities and is not prominent in platform marketing. The same read confirmed the restated FY2025 figures already recorded here (rental income $968,249 against $739,618 in 2024, total operating expenses $1,441,784, net loss $549,863, every one of the twelve series loss-making, the Vita series held for sale at $621,000 with a $25,339 impairment and no rental income in either year) and the amendment's own explanation: filed solely to correct clerical and computational errors in the notes, including a cross-reference in Note 2 and corrections to Note 7, the related-party operational notes payable. Stephano Slack LLC's opinion, dated April 30, 2026, carries the going-concern paragraph verbatim as recorded in this review.

**August 25, 2026: Full 253G supplement history ingested: a continuous quarterly NAV series, the Debt Fund at $91.7M, and a disclosure split between the pooled funds and the property series**

AltStreet pulled and parsed all 91 Regulation A offering circular supplements filed by Arrived's nine entities, closing the gap between annual reports where the only public marks live. The result is a continuous quarterly NAV and balance-sheet series running back to 2024 for SFR Genesis and to January 2025 for the Debt Fund. Two findings emerge. First, a disclosure asymmetry inside one platform: the three pooled funds (Debt Fund, SFR Genesis, Seattle) each publish a fund-level NAV per share and a balance sheet in these supplements, while the six property-series LLCs (Arrived Homes, Homes 3, 4 and 5, STR, STR 2) publish tables broken out series by series with no consolidated total stated anywhere in the document. An investor in a pooled fund can read what a share is worth between annual reports; an investor in the series vehicles cannot, because the filing never states an entity-level figure. Second, the Debt Fund's asset base has grown 4.6 times in nineteen months, from $19,879,653 (October 31, 2024 balance sheet, January 2025 supplement) to $91,679,586 (May 31, 2026, July supplement), which is 30% above the $70.3M it reported at audited FY2025 year-end five months earlier, while its NAV never left the $10.00 to $10.02 band; balance sheets in these supplements are dated two to three months before each NAV effective date. Growth of that shape is funded by subscriptions rather than by marks, and it runs against a monthly distribution that stepped down three times over the same summer. Third, a disclosure-quality finding: the SFR Genesis February 28, 2026 balance sheet prints a total assets figure of $18,703,466 that exactly repeats the prior period's total while its own line items (including a new $6.06M note receivable) and its liabilities-plus-equity figure both sum to $24,417,965, and Arrived carried the identical error into the July supplement's comparative column.

**August 24, 2026: July NAV prints and August dividend declarations land: the Debt Fund's 8%+ streak ends, SFR Genesis unwinds its payout climb, and STR 2 quietly restates FY2025**

Three filing waves since the July update. First, the quarterly Form 1-U NAV prints of July 28 (as of July 25) across all eight equity-side entities: Arrived Homes now reports NAV for 230+ individual property series (from 150+ a year of filings ago), Homes 3 for 97, Homes 4 for 34, Homes 5 for 23, STR for 29, STR 2 for 11; SFR Genesis held $10.01 (a third consecutive quarter at or below its $10.07 peak), the Debt Fund held $10.00, and the Seattle Fund printed $10.00, its third consecutive decline ($10.10, $10.05, $10.00). Second, the August 20 dividend declarations (payable August 24): the Debt Fund declared $0.062 per share, its third consecutive monthly step-down ($0.074, $0.066, $0.062), which annualizes to roughly 7.4% on the $10.00 NAV and ends the 8.1%+ streak the platform had maintained for 22 consecutive months through May; SFR Genesis stepped down to $0.035 from $0.042, unwinding most of its spring payout climb; Seattle declared $0.035 (roughly 4.2% annualized). Third, Arrived STR 2 filed a Form 1-K/A on August 12 restating its FY2025 annual report: the net loss moves from the originally reported $531K to $549,863 on unchanged revenue ($968,249) and operating expenses ($1,441,784), placing the restatement in the interest and other items below the operating line, with the Vita impairment ($25,339) unchanged and the amendment adding full balance-sheet detail (total assets $10,123,845, members' equity $8,771,499, cash $267,097).

**July 23, 2026: Both Reg A funds requalify: Debt Fund and SFR Genesis offering circulars ingested in full; redemption records, NAV series, and funding-source disclosure added**

Full-text ingestion of two requalified offering circulars filed two weeks apart: Arrived Debt Fund's OC dated 2026-07-07 (accession 0002007995-26-000019, following a 1-A POS qualification effective the same day) and Arrived SFR Genesis Fund's OC dated 2026-06-24 (accession 0001982615-26-000020). Each was extracted in full (~615-639K characters) after being recovered by AltStreet's new 253G-family filing detection. The circulars materially deepen the record on the only two fund-style Arrived products: both disclose 100% redemption fulfillment for every year reported, SFR Genesis discloses a distribution funding-source statement (primarily free cash flow, under 10% from offering proceeds) and zero current property-level leverage, and both publish complete NAV-per-share and distribution histories that AltStreet has assembled into inception-to-date series. The Debt Fund's 1-A POS XBRL data adds audited FY2025 financials at the vehicle level. Also corrected in this update: the going-concern callout (8 of 9 entities, not 9 of 9 — the Debt Fund holds a clean opinion) and Regulation A terminology (offerings are SEC-qualified under an exemption, not SEC-registered).


## Evidence appendix

Platform website captured July 23, 2026.

Analysis based exclusively on primary SEC filings: nine Form 1-K annual reports filed April-May 2025 (FY2024) and April-May 2026 (FY2025) by all active Arrived entities; Form 1-SA semi-annual statements; Regulation A offering circulars and amendments. All financial figures from audited financial statements prepared by Stephano Slack LLC (PCAOB ID #03523). Secondary: arrived.com platform scrape (82 pages, May 10 2026) and arrived_dossier_20260510_093821_enhanced.json. Updated July 2026 with full-text extraction of both requalified offering circulars (Debt Fund 2026-07-07; SFR Genesis 2026-06-24) and the Debt Fund 1-A POS XBRL financial data.

**Highlights**

- going-concern explanatory paragraph appears in near-identical form across the non-Debt-Fund entity 1-Ks (FY2024 and FY2025 for established issuers; FY2025 for the Seattle Fund): 'lack of liquidity raises substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern' — Stephano Slack LLC audit reports
- Arrived Debt Fund FY2025: $70.3M total assets, $3.55M net income, 59 loans at 9.125%-12.50%, $10.00 NAV/share, clean audit opinion — per audited balance sheet and income statement
- SFR Genesis net loss narrowed from $912,934 (FY2024) to $77,166 (FY2025); $2.81M in redemptions honored FY2025 with 100% of requests fulfilled — per FY2025 1-K
- STR 2 FY2025: 20% property management fee (vs 8% on SFR entities); Vita series impairment loss $25,339; revenue $968,249 vs. operating expenses $1,441,784, net loss $549,863 per the audited income statement as restated by the 2026-08-12 Form 1-K/A (balance sheet per the amendment: total assets $10,123,845, total equity $8,771,499, cash $267,097, debt $1,097,130)
- Arrived Short Term Notes LLC related-party bridge financing: Homes 3 ($2.35M), Homes 4 ($8.21M mortgage FY2025), Homes 5 ($5.6M FY2025), Seattle Fund ($2.3M) — per respective 1-K notes to financial statements
- NAV methodology disclosure in every 1-K: 'NAV determination is not based on nor intended to comply with fair value standards under U.S. GAAP' — verbatim from offering circulars and 1-K filings
- Platform homepage (May 2026): 966K registered investors, $414M total invested, $77M distributed to investors, 4.8 Apple App Store rating — platform self-reported figures Platform homepage as of July 2026 reports 983K registered investors, $446M total invested, $96M distributed — platform-reported figures at both dates.
- Private Credit Fund product page: 8.1%+ annualized dividend for 22 consecutive months; current yield 8.7%; $83.39M total net assets; 50 active loans; 155 loans repaid in full — platform disclosure
- SFR Fund product page: 1% annual asset management fee (0.25% quarterly); 6-month holding period before redemption; 1% redemption fee for shares held 6mo-3yr; 0% redemption fee after 3 years; first dividend may take a product-specific period — platform disclosure
- Terms of Service (last updated Dec 2020): binding arbitration clause waiving class action and jury trial rights — arrived.com/terms-of-service
- DR Horton partnership (The Rucker, Chattanooga TN): $89,140 price reduction plus three years of free property management fees for Arrived investors — platform product page

**Primary source pages**

- arrived.com - platform website scrape, 82 pages, May 10 2026 (arrived_dossier_20260510_093821.json)
- arrived.com/circulars - complete filing index for all nine Arrived entities
- arrived.com/properties/the-private-credit-fund - Private Credit Fund product page with live yield data
- arrived.com/properties/the-single-family-residential-fund - SFR Fund product page with fee schedule
- arrived.com/terms-of-service - binding arbitration clause and investment disclaimers
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Debt Fund FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050037)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived SFR Genesis Fund FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-049375)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Debt Fund requalified offering circular, Form 253G2 dated 2026-07-07 (accession 0002007995-26-000019); 1-A POS qualified same day (QUALIF accession 9999999994-26-000133)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived SFR Genesis Fund requalified offering circular, Form 253G2 dated 2026-06-24 (accession 0001982615-26-000020)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Homes LLC FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050390)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived STR LLC FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050098)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Homes 3 FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-049888)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Homes 4 FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-049230)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Homes 5 FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050000)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived STR 2 FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050130); amended by Form 1-K/A filed 2026-08-12 (accession 0001213900-26-088286)
- SEC EDGAR: Arrived Seattle Fund FY2025 1-K (accession 0001213900-26-050065)


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