# Bezos' Real Estate Ambition: How a $135M Property Fund Can Leverage $100 to Get Retail Investors on Board

Bezos is not just selling goods anymore. This Amazon founder is now focusing on the real estate investment track.

The Seattle startup Arrived, which he endorsed, has acquired nearly 400 single-family rental properties in just over 2 years, with a total valuation exceeding 1.35 billion USD. Even more astonishing is that the **minimum investment amount is only 100 bucks**.

In one sentence, the model of Arrived can be summarized as turning real estate investment into e-commerce. After selecting a specific property and understanding every detail, investors can place an order and become partial owners of that property. In Q3 of this year, investors earned $890,000 in dividend income from Arrived's rental properties, totaling $2.88 million for the entire last year. The average annualized dividend yield is 4.2%.

Recently, they have made another big move - launching the **Single Family Residential Fund**, which has gathered 5.2 million USD, covering 12 markets and 16 properties. Similarly, the minimum investment starts at 100.

Although this model cannot compare in scale with giants like Blackstone and Invitation Homes, it indeed changes the game by **allowing ordinary people to also share in the real estate profits**. Passive income + real estate support, this combination is particularly attractive during times of economic uncertainty.