Exit Your Real Estate. Keep Your Wealth.

Tax-efficient, hassle free, and built for growth—the way your wealth should work.

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The Problem

Being a Landlord Costs More Than You Think

From late rent and midnight repairs to surprise tax bills, being a landlord eats into both your wealth and your time.

Flock offers a better way to retire from active rental property ownership without giving up real estate returns.

The Flock Solution
With the 721 Exchange, Flock enables property owners to trade their rentals for shares in a diversified, professionally managed real estate Fund. This means you keep your hard-earned equity, defer capital gains taxes, and unlock access to steady income and long-term appreciation—without the hassle of landlord duties.
How It Works

From Landlord to Investor in Four Steps

01

Get Your Valuation

Get a clear, data-driven assessment of your property’s market value and see if it’s a fit for Flock's managed Fund.

02

Simple Due Diligence

We confirm details with a home inspection and share financial references. Our team streamlines everything so the process feels effortless.

Your Path to Tax-Efficient Real Estate Ownership

Start My Valuation
03

Exchange & Grow

Exchange your property for shares in Flock's managed Fund—defer taxes, start earning passive income, keep long-term appreciation potential.

04

Preserve Your Wealth

Pass Fund shares to heirs with built-in tax advantages and lasting security.

Our Fund

Our Carefully Constructed Portfolio

Our portfolio is carefully curated by Flock’s Investment Committee. We focus on quality over quantity, selecting properties that protect wealth and deliver lasting value.

$6.9M
Cash flow paid out*
30.3%
Loan-to-value*
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Updated as of 10/21/2025
Portfolio value
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Updated as of 10/21/2025
Homes
*Data as of 9/30/2025. Figures represent consolidated performance across Flock’s portfolio.
Occupied
Meadow Creek Dr
Austin, TX
Acquired
Apr 2022
Single-Family Home
Built 1972
3
Bed
1
Baths
1,099
Sq ft
Occupied
Cherrybrook Cir
Highlands Ranch, CO
Acquired
Sep 2021
Single-Family Home
Built 2001
3
Bed
3
Baths
1,992
Sq ft
Occupied
Lloyd St
Kansas City, KS
Acquired
Feb 2022
Single-Family Home
Built 1948
2
Bed
1
Baths
930
Sq ft
Occupied
Bonnie Ridge Ct
Raleigh, NC
Acquired
Dec 2022
Single-Family Home
Built 2001
3
Bed
2
Baths
1,380
Sq ft
Occupied
N Humboldt St
Denver, CO
Acquired
Aug 2021
Single-Family Home
Built 1900
3
Bed
2
Baths
1,500
Sq ft
Occupied
Tarragon Dr
Decatur, GA
Acquired
Jan 2023
Single-Family Home
Built 1975
3
Bed
2
Baths
2,332
Sq ft
Understanding the 721 Exchange

Real Estate's Best Kept Secret

With a 721 Exchange, you can trade your rental property for shares in a diversified real estate Fund—deferring taxes, keeping your equity working, and saying goodbye to the headaches of being a landlord. It’s an IRS-approved strategy used by institutional investors for decades, now available to individual property owners.

A 721 Exchange lets you exchange ownership of physical rental property for shares in a professionally managed real estate Fund, similar to swapping one stock for shares in a diversified mutual Fund. You keep your full equity, defer capital gains taxes, and step away from direct property management.

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By using a 721 Exchange, you defer the tax hit from selling outright, while gaining instant diversification across a nationwide pool of professionally managed properties. Instead of late rent checks and repair calls, you enjoy steady quarterly income and long-term growth—without the stress of being a landlord.

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Unlike other tax-deferred exit strategies, such as a 1031 Exchange or Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), there are no strict timelines or "like-kind" property rules, nor rigid structures and finite investment periods.

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The process is simple: get your property valued, complete a quick due diligence review, exchange into Flock’s Fund, and start earning. We handle the inspection, legal work, tax details, and ongoing management—so you move seamlessly from active landlord to passive investor.

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Success Stories

Real Stories, Real Freedom

Ever since turning the property over to Flock, everything has gone the exact way it was suggested to go. I wish I found out about Flock 45 days earlier, so I could have contributed more properties.

Josh B.

Just knowing that I have more time, that I don't have to deal with the resident process or the yard work- and still, our income has been consistent with Flock's quarterly distributions.

Jeremy H.

You aren't worried about that 12 a.m. call that the pipe froze or the water heater stopped working. You sleep better.

Shirlee T.

We have been landlords and businesspeople for a long time. We wanted to retire from that. We wanted to hand over our properties and still hold value.

Wayne & Vickie

FAQ

What is Flock Homes?

Founded in 2020, Flock Homes is a real estate company and Fund operator empowering landlords to exit from their rental properties through the 721 exchange.

Through Flock Homes, real estate investors can use the 721 exchange to exchange their single-family, duplex, triplex, or quadplex rental properties for ownership in Flock's Fund without triggering capital gains taxes. While in Flock's Fund, investors benefit from continued access to steady cash flow and residential real estate appreciation, without any responsibilities of managing rental properties.

Where did the 721 exchange originate?

721 exchange refers to Section 721 of the US Internal Revenue Code, the same tax code that stipulates the commonly utilized Section 1031 (also known as the 1031 exchange). Section 721 was established in 1954 and has been used for decades by institutional investors to minimize taxes on real estate. Flock Homes has pioneered a platform that empowers individual landlords to access the same benefits of the 721 exchange. See our 721 exchange page for more details.

Once I join Flock, do I still own my home?

No. Once you join Flock, title of your homes is transferred over to the Fund and you now own equity in Flock’s diversified Fund. As a result, you retain all of the benefits of real estate ownership, including access to cash flow and appreciation potential. However, you do not hold liability for managing any singular home.

What kind of homes can I contribute to the Flock Fund?

Flock’s Fund accepts single-family, duplex, triplex, and fourplex rental homes. All rental homes that join Flock’s Fund must meet our financial return requirements. Homes with lower mortgage balances (generally, less than 50% of the home’s value) are more likely to be accepted into the Fund. To see if yours qualifies, click here to submit valuation for an evaluation and our team will connect with you to discuss your valuation.

How do I earn as a client of Flock’s Fund?

With your ownership in Flock’s fund, you have the ability to access cash flow from the rental income collected from the Fund's portfolio of homes, and you continue benefitting from potential real estate appreciation based on the price performance of the homes in Flock's fund. You also transition into a fully passive approach to real estate investing, which has given Flock clients back countless hours of time and invaluable peace of mind. All operations of the homes in Flock’s fund, including leasing, repairs, and even HOA payments are fully managed by our team of professionals.

How does Flock help me minimize my taxes?

The 721 exchange allows you to defer substantial capital gains and depreciation recapture taxes you might otherwise trigger in a traditional sale of property. Following the minimum hold period, you can also access greater cash flow quarterly and better control your tax liability by liquidating Flock equity over time. Finally, Flock equity also benefits from a step-up in tax basis upon inheritance (read this for a detailed explanation on the step-up in basis), which can provide your heirs significant tax savings when they choose to liquidate their equity. We recommend you consult with your tax advisor, attorney, and/or the IRS website to understand how Flock can complement your personalized tax planning.

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