ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY

Cash-heavy investor in Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR. 39 acquisitions, $5.10M tracked volume, $130,650 average price, latest observed May 2026.

Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, ARmulti-entityperson

100% cash-taggedLender data limited4 states$130,650 avgLatest May 2026

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ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY is a multi-entity real estate investor active in Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR with 39 recorded acquisitions totaling approximately $5,095,364. Recorded purchases span 4 states and 23 metros, which suggests this buyer is operating beyond a single neighborhood. The most recent recorded purchase was in May 2026, so the visible activity window still looks fairly recent from a deed-record standpoint.

Recorded purchases skew toward Single Family Residential. Average observed purchase price sits near $130,650, which reads as entry-level to lower-middle price points. Behavioral signals point to cash-heavy execution within the recorded deed activity.

Observed window

February 2024 to May 2026

About 2 years of observed acquisition activity

Latest recorded purchase

May 2026

Recent enough to suggest the profile is still active

Market footprint

4 states / 23 metros

Recorded purchases span multiple states, not just a single local pocket

Strategy read

Cash-heavy

Derived from observed cash, financing, and flip-like transaction patterns

About this profile

SFR Analytics builds investor profiles from observed deed, mortgage, and assessor records. Use these metrics to compare acquisition patterns, market footprint, and financing signals across investors. Public-record coverage and entity resolution vary by county, so counts represent observed activity in our dataset rather than a complete legal ownership record.

Transaction Summary

Property Types

Single Family ResidentialObserved property type

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Financing Signal

This profile shows cash-tagged activity without an observed lender in the recorded mortgage data. For lenders, that is not just a missing field; it can point to an active borrower prospect whose financing relationship is not visible in the public-record trail.

Cash-tagged purchases

100%

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What type of real estate does ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY focus on?

Public records associated with ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY show activity in Single Family Residential across Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR.

How many properties are associated with ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY?

Public records show approximately 39 properties and 39 recorded transactions associated with ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY in this dataset.

Which lenders has ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY worked with?

Recorded mortgage data linking ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY to specific lenders is limited in this dataset. Cash purchases or out-of-record financing may explain gaps.

How recent is ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY's activity?

Records show activity from 2024 through 2026, with the most recent observed purchase recorded in May 2026.

What entities is ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY associated with?

ALABAMA HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY is associated with corporate or trust entities used to acquire property. Entity-resolution depth varies by state and recording office; SFR Analytics surfaces matched entities where the underlying public records make the relationship inferable.

How is associated activity determined?

SFR Analytics matches recorded deeds, mortgages, and assessor records across counties to assemble investor-level activity profiles. Matches use name normalization, address co-occurrence, and entity signals from public records. Profiles are directional - they reflect what is observable in deed-backed data and may not capture every off-record transaction or affiliated entity.

Data sources & methodology

SFR Analytics builds these profiles from recorded deeds, mortgages, assessor records, and entity matching. They are designed for market research: comparing acquisition activity, property focus, market footprint, and financing signals across investors. Coverage varies by county and record type, so counts reflect observed activity in our dataset.

Research connected to Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR investor activity

SFR Analytics research explains the lending, rental-acquisition, and investor-flow trends behind the directory data.

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